COVID-19 Vaccine

Walmart and Sam's Club will soon have coronavirus vaccines available at several New Jersey locations. But just when remains a question.

Public health officials on Friday confirmed that variant strains of the coronavirus have been confirmed in New Jersey, including in an Ocean County man who contracted what is known as the "U.K. strain" despite not having traveled.

Lawmakers look to expand access points to the COVID-19 vaccine. Skeptics worry about doses being wasted at individual offices as opposed to mega-sites.

A system has been set up in New Jersey to make sure you know what kind of vaccine you wind up getting and when you need to get your second dose.

From direct payments to increased unemployment aid, the Biden stimulus plan can benefit many families in the Garden State.

The addition of a CDC list of high-risk medical conditions ahead of educators "in line" for vaccinations in New Jersey does not sit well with some concerned for a safe return to classrooms.

The state has made the vaccination available to everyone over the age of 65 and those age 16-64 with underlying conditions.

Anyone who wants the coronavirus vaccine could receive it within the next 6-8 weeks after signing up on the state website, according to Gov. Phil Murphy.

Cybersecurity experts also warn against fake vaccines being offered on the dark web, which could be "toxic at worst."

As the United States gears up to deliver the first Covid-19 vaccine from Pfizer, we are beginning to see light at the end of the tunnel. Here is what we know so far.