Judith Persichilli

Officials warn coronavirus infection rates among Garden State teens and 20-somethings are increasing significantly and the trend could threaten the state reopening plan

In a lawsuit, Neuwirth says he says he found the request “unethical" and "unlawful."

An independent reports recommends overhauling long-term care rules and regulations to better safeguard patients and staff during this and possible future pandemics.

He says with the huge economic shortfall we’re facing because of the state being shutdown from the COVID-19 pandemic, federal funding based on census data will be more important than ever.

As the reopening of the Garden State moves forward, Gov. Phil Murphy is encouraging all Garden State residents to get tested for COVID-19.

The state health commissioner says we faced an unthinkable crisis and did the best we could, but we need to learn from what happened and improve moving forward.

Thousands of phony contact-tracing text messages have been sent to Garden State residents in all 21 counties.

More than 5,400 people associated with New Jersey long-term care facilities have died in lab-confirmed or probable cases of COVID-19.

In preparation to begin reopening the state economy, Gov. Phil Murphy on Tuesday unveiled a plan to significantly beef up COVID-19 testing and contact tracing.

State officials say the goal is to help protect residents and staff members from COVID-19 right now, and improve safety and resiliency long-term during future health emergencies