Judith Persichilli

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

There’s good news for Garden State residents still waiting to get an appointment for a COVID-19 vaccine.

Your odds of winning a New Jersey Lottery jackpot are pretty slim. But these days it seems like it almost might be easier to hit the Pick 6 than get an appointment for a COVID-19 vaccine.

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.

State officials say you’ll get an automatic notification when you can get the shot, you can make an appointment online and the information put in the system stays confidential.

Experts say as the vaccine rollout expands, multiple factors are involved in reaching community protection.

State health officials recommend you mask up, stay 6 feet apart, open the windows and put on a fan.

If all goes according to plan, Jersey could develop significant herd immunity to the deadly virus by next spring, assuming people get the shot

"We are still very concerned about the outbreaks we are seeing in long term care."

Gov. Murphy is advising Jersey resident to not cross state lines unnecessarily and only get together with friends and neighbors outside as coronavirus cases and hospitalizations keep climbing

Gov. Murphy is voicing concern about the uptick, and is urging coronavirus naysayers to “wake up”

A federal review of 2016 hospital claims showed facilities need to do a better job of reporting potential cases of neglect, a new reported said.