New Jersey

New Jersey is now the state with the second most cases of COVID-19 in the nation and while aggressive steps have been taken to contain the spread, the virus so far shows no signs of slowing down.

Gov. Phil Murphy expressed anger Sunday at reports of people in New Jersey ignoring his stay-at-home order and warned “We’re going to take action.”

The number of coronavirus cases in New Jersey jumped to a statewide total of 267.

As the whole world continues to deal with hardship over the coronavirus, patients have to deal with the actual pain. James Cai, a New Jersey healthcare worker, was the state’s first coronavirus case.

Jersey City and Hoboken announced Friday that they have their first presumptive positive cases of coronavirus.

Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop announced Thursday morning that beginning this weekend, the city is implementing a curfew on bars and nightclubs in the city through next week amid coronavirus fears.

The owner of a New Jersey 7-Eleven was arrested after officials say bottles of sanitizer spray sold burned several boys.

Rutgers University announced on Tuesday afternoon that they will be cancelling some classes and eventually move all courses to remote learning in response to the coronavirus.

Governor Phil Murphy on Wednesday, confirmed eight new cases of coronavirus in New Jersey, bringing the state to a total of 23 cases.

Police are investigating after a spray sanitizer purchased at a 7-Eleven in New Jersey, caused a boy to suffer burns to his arms and legs.