Some nurses and other caregivers say they’re being forced to choose between their beliefs and their careers
LILO H. STAINTON
Lilo has covered New Jersey for two decades, much of it with Gannett newspapers, reporting on public policy, national political conventions and the 9/11 attack on lower Manhattan. She later served as press secretary to Gov. Jon S. Corzine and led a nonprofit coalition's successful advocacy for federal funding in the wake of Superstorm Sandy. Lilo joined NJ Spotlight News fulltime in 2016 to cover health care.
Bill would create ‘harm reduction’ sites, allow state more control on placement
Statistical tools that closely mapped earlier cases, death tolls now show more hospitalizations, fatalities looming
Dramatic drop in patients on ventilation shows impact of new methods
State and county officials had reached 184 of 206 guests by Monday. Some were not receptive, Gov. Phil Murphy said
NJ readies for widespread inoculations when coronavirus vaccine arrives
Struggle to get local details limits information on spread of disease
White House to send first batch within couple of weeks. News comes as state announces hundreds of new cases, 40% in Ocean County
‘You may not even know that you've been exposed, but the app will tell you,’ Health Commissioner Persichilli says
"Puede que ni siquiera sepa que ha estado expuesto, pero la aplicación se lo dirá", afirma la comisionada de Salud Persichilli
