Medicaid billed more than necessary and should be repaid, state says. Company calls it a ‘shake down’

Staffing shortages worsen, unions say, as work rules still suspended

High-ranking employees had until the end of June to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19

Johnson & Johnson says settlement not an admission of liability or wrongdoing

Organizers said they hope such events will encourage more people to register as transplant donors

Limited exemptions may be granted for medical conditions or religious beliefs

The city council approved a ban on any kind of smoking, including marijuana

Physicians will be able to sample small, previously unreachable, nodules

Robert Budsock of Integrity House rehabilitation center cites stress and isolation caused by the public health crisis

As deaths from opioid overdoses rise, NJ will expand access to emergency life-saving remedies