You don’t feel sick, you’re vaccinated, but should you get tested for COVID?
New Jersey officials say you might want to consider getting tested, even if you feel fine, for several different reasons.
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Is Gov. Murphy blaming the unvaccinated for COVID variant? What he says
He continues to plead with Jersey residents to get a vaccine but says it’s about finding common ground and getting there together
NJ schools will help students recover from COVID learning loss
The Department of Education announces a series of steps to make sure schools are completely open in-person in the fall, and student learning “acceleration practices are followed
No masks required inside NJ schools in the fall, Murphy says
Pending a change by the CDC, masks would still be required on school buses in September, according to the state's acting Education Commissioner on Monday.
As NJ COVID cases keep dropping, Delta variant concerns increase
New Jersey health officials say it’s more transmissible for the unvaccinated but the COVID-19 vaccines work well against it.
More NJ long-term care workers are getting the COVID vaccine
The state Health Commissioner says education outreach efforts are paying off in getting more staff at long term care and assisted living facilities vaccinated
NJ analysis shows COVID vaccine extremely effective at preventing death
Data reviewed by the New Jersey Health Department indicates you have more chance of dying from a lightning strike than from COVID if you get vaccinated
NJ closing vaccine mega-sites: Unclear if family doctors will get supply
All six COVID mega-sites will shutter their doors this summer, as the state shifts to local vaccinating sites. But does that include your family doctor?
No cash jackpots offered but NJ is still pushing to expand vaccinations
Pop up clinics down the shore, family friendly vaccine events with faith leaders and door knocker teams are trying to encourage everyone to get a COVID vaccine.
NJ kids are helping to boost the state’s vaccination total
About 22,000 Jersey youngsters between the ages of 12 and 15 have gotten their first shot since the CDC approved the Pfizer vaccine for adolescents last week.