Over the past several days Jersey is seeing more coronavirus cases, hospitalizations and a higher rate of transmission as more variants are identified around the state

How did Mount Olive schools start the return to full classroom instruction but other districts are duking it out with school boards and filing lawsuits?

Gov. Phil Murphy started the week by making an announcement many in New Jersey thought was overdue. New Jersey teachers, child care and transportation workers will be eligible starting March 15 for the coronavirus vaccine.

New Jersey’s Governor Phil Murphy just announced that the state is expanding vaccine eligibility to included educators and additional essential workers. They will become eligible to receive a vaccine on March 15.  Governor Murphy shared on social media that educators (including Pre-K to 12 educators and support staff) ...

Governor Phil Murphy says there is still concern about the COVID variants but “it feels like the ground is beginning to shift” and more restrictions could soon be lifted

A guidance letter from the U.S. Department of Education raises questions, and some think the standardized test requirement could ultimately get shelved again

Congress could approve the American Rescue Plan by Friday or Saturday to combat the COVID Pandemic

Many of the restrictions imposed on the Cape May-Lewes Ferry because of COVID-19 concerns are about to be relaxed, according to the Delaware River and Bay Authority.

Gov. Murphy has announced some changes to his limits on when restaurants have to close each night and also at what capacity they may operate at.

Infectious disease experts are keeping a close eye on the COVID-19 variants that have reached New Jersey, affecting two people so far.

The NJ COVID medical advisor says masking up and social distancing will still be needed until we reach a high level of community protection

State health officials still recommend remote instruction for schools in regions at "very high risk" of COVID-19 transmission, though it's not required.