COVID-19 Vaccine

Gov. Murphy expects masks in school this Fall, but could change

Wearing a mask in a hot classroom could put a child's health at risk.

Democratic leaders will not let the public testify on pandemic powers bill

Another vaccine is in the works for kids age 12-17.

Masks will likely still be required in New Jersey schools this fall, Governor Murphy revealed during a television interview on Tuesday.

Gov. Phil Murphy announced that the remote option for instruction would expire with the end of this school year.

6 things to know before you vaccinate your child against COVID.

As New Jersey edges toward its goal of 4.7 million adults fully vaccinated by June, the governor says he's open to more incentives to entice those dragging their feet.

There will be far fewer remote classes offered by New Jersey college during the fall semester when COVID-19 vaccination requirements begin.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says Broadway theaters can reopen on Sept. 14 and will be allowed to decide their own entry requirements, like whether people must prove they’ve been vaccinated to attend a show.

NJ will include warning about possible blood clots with J&J COVID vaccine.

Anyone 16 and older can seek out a vaccine appointment as of today. However, 16 and 17-year-olds can only receive one kind.