Judith Persichilli

With the FDA expected to approve Pfizer vaccines for younger children next week NJ officials are ready to open hundreds of vaccination sites across the state

Gov. Phil Murphy and the State Health Commissioner vow to be ready to give kids shots at school, doctor’s offices, pharmacies and local, county and state sites.

Experts say the vaccines are highly effective but not perfect if someone has a compromised immune system.

The state Health Commissioner says the uptick should be within a range that can be handled by the NJ hospital system

New Jersey officials say the reports will give them a better picture of COVID activity across the state

The state health commissioner says new data shows COVID poses a much greater risk to the mother and her unborn child than the vaccine itself.

Gov. Phil Murphy says as a big outbreak in Toms River is investigated, efforts continue to keep schools open, with remote learning a last resort

People of all ages with different medical conditions and occupations can get a Pfizer booster, with no proof of anything required in any way, shape or form

With thousands of New Jersey residents testing positive every day, the State Health Commissioner is urging you to consider monoclonal antibody treatment, under certain conditions

As the feds continue to discuss when the booster shot program will begin, state health officials are making plans to re-open mega-sites and other facilities to handle what is expected to be strong demand