Bergen County

A 49-year-old home health aid is facing criminal charges after authorities say she exposed coronavirus to an 80-year-old patient who later died with COVID-19.

There are now 135 testing sites, public or privately run, across New Jersey. Some are open to those not showing symptoms and some are for antibody testing.

There will be even fewer Catholic schools next school year, continuing a years-long trend of parochial school closings.

Gov. Phil Murphy on Wednesday lifted the executive order closing all state and county parks but individual counties will decide if they are going along.

A Military and Veterans Affairs official who oversaw the state’s three veterans homes stepped down on Tuesday after the COVID-19 death toll at the facilities reached 102.

Police in New Jersey continue to enforce Gov. Murphy's stay-at-home orders and price-gouging laws. Violations this week ranged from kicking a soccer ball on a field to attempted rape of an 11-year-old girl.

When COVID-19 patients began coming to Holy Name, the hospital had no treatment immediately available.

The head of the union representing NJ Transit bus drivers is calling for members to receive hazard pay following the death of a second driver from COVID-19.

Fire, police and EMT workers descended on several New Jersey hospitals to show their appreciation for their work during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Another 17 patients at the Paramus Veterans Memorial Home have died from COVID-19 since Thursday, bringing the total number of deaths to 27.