Covid-19 Coronavirus

Just two months after saying that masks would not be required in schools in the fall, Gov. Phil Murphy on Friday is expected to change course.

One New Jersey child and family psychologist says parents should ease their kids' minds about back-to-school amid COVID-19 by talking to them and validating their feelings.

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Not since the first week of the pandemic had the state released a daily update with zero confirmed COVID deaths.

For the first time since July 2020, there are no newly reported in-hospital COVID-19 deaths in New Jersey.

Republicans launched an online petition to persuade Gov. Phil Murphy to end his mandate requiring children under 12 to wear masks at school and summer camps.

There's been mounting pressure for the state to rollback more, if not all, restrictions on businesses as COVID metrics continue to improve.

In-person prom was an absolute no-go for New Jersey high schools in 2020 due to the threat of COVID-19.

Coronavirus metrics are better than the “best case scenario” model predicted but the governor won’t expand capacity limits or offer any graduation guidance yet.

Gov. Murphy says it’s needed for many things including the vaccination rollout. A growing number of lawmakers don't see it that way.

People seem to really want to support their local, small businesses that may not have much of an online presence, and have person-to-person experiences again, at long last.