New Jersey News

When schools across the Garden State closed and public gatherings were whittled down, live entertainment events New Jerseyans may often take for granted were suspended indefinitely.

The amount of positive Covid-19 coronavirus cases in Ocean County has risen to 2,215 in the latest tally Sunday afternoon by the Ocean County Health Department.

Police knocked down a social media rumor that one of its officers had died after becoming infected by COVID-19.

The state Attorney General's Office released another "knucklehead roll call" of people who've violated the governor's emergency orders prohibiting gatherings and mandating the closure of non-essential businesses.

A legal challenge to the state's aid-in-dying law, which allows doctors to prescribe life-ending drugs to terminally ill patients, suffered another blow this week after another state judge dismissed the complaint.

Gov. Murphy signed an executive order two weeks ago that suspended all elective surgical procedures in New Jersey. But what happens if something minor starts to suddenly get worse and you’re in a lot of pain?

A former Republican state senator and the chairman of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey believes that the people working on the front lines of the pandemic should be given a year-long tax holiday.

Federal agencies confiscated tens of thousands of medical supplies from a Brooklyn man who had been selling them at illegal marked-up rates from warehouses in New York and New Jersey.

New Jersey's gas tax rises each year as sales decline, to ensure the state a steady level of revenue. The stay-at-home order has made gasoline sales shrivel.

One in 12 workers in New Jersey filed for unemployment in a two-week span. The state urges patience as the system to file for benefits can't keep up.