The hospital at the epicenter of NJ's COVID-19 outbreak is running low on supplies. It's sterilizing masks for potential reuse and considering using converted garbage ...

Lakewood, a town where two homeowners got summonses for hosting big weddings in defiance of NJ’s coronavirus lockdown, now reports deserted streets. But is it ...

Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.

Senior Correspondent David Cruz spoke to Sen. Cory Booker about the federal aid package and the president’s timeline for “reopening the country.”

With a possible vaccine still a year to 18 months away, at least two drugs are grabbing headlines as a means to treat the coronavirus: ...

Emergency responders aren't just treating those affected. They're becoming patients themselves, which means an already overwhelmed 911 system loses the manpower needed to keep communities ...

Social-distancing measures have sent consumer spending into a tailspin, a sharp downturn felt all across the state economy that’s reducing revenues in all sectors

While the epidemic’s scale is unprecedented, public health experts say knowledge gained from previous crises should have helped to prepare for the outbreak

State will also crack down on price gouging and reports of hate crimes as COVID-19 cases soar

Release expected Thursday of as many as 1,000 inmates on probation or serving less than a year, but order doesn't apply to state prisons