Judith Persichilli

The predicted number of new daily cases has doubled over the past week, as more New Jerseyans are hospitalized in serious condition

She says our collective behavior will determine how bad the pandemic becomes over the next few months.

"We are still very concerned about the outbreaks we are seeing in long term care."

The second wave continues to explode across the Garden State and Gov. Phil Murphy on Thursday trained his ire at people complaining about or campaigning against masks.

The Garden State is expected to receive enough of a vaccine to inoculate about 130,000 people early on, but safety measures aren't going anywhere.

The state Health Commissioner says the second wave of infections hospitalizations and mortalities may not peak until next March

The state is dispatching hotspot teams to flare-up zones to help with testing, contact tracing isolation and education about the virus

He unveils a multi-step distribution plan even though COVID vaccines may still be months away from getting final approval

With COVID cases on the rise in New Jersey, a growing number of residents are downloading a new app that will tell them if they’ve come in contact with someone who has tested positive for the virus.

Gov. Murphy is advising Jersey resident to not cross state lines unnecessarily and only get together with friends and neighbors outside as coronavirus cases and hospitalizations keep climbing