New Jersey unveils 6-step reopening plan, stay home order remains in effect
Gov. Phil Murphy announced a six-step plan that must will be implemented before government officials consider reopening the state during Monday's press conference.
Gov. Phil Murphy announced a six-step plan that must will be implemented before government officials consider reopening the state during Monday's press conference.
Twin sisters from NJ accepted to 5 Ivy League schools
A set of fraternal twin sisters from New Jersey has been accepted to five Ivy League universities.
A set of fraternal twin sisters from New Jersey has been accepted to five Ivy League universities.
Police: Driver sought in fatal hit-and-run in Camden
Police say a 28-year-old man, later identified as Jose A. Then-Ruiz was pronounced dead on the scene.
Police say a 28-year-old man, later identified as Jose A. Then-Ruiz was pronounced dead on the scene.
Officials: Trooper wounded during gunfire exchange at South Jersey trailer park
Authorities said the trooper identified himself as law enforcement "and was subsequently fired upon and wounded."
Authorities said the trooper identified himself as law enforcement "and was subsequently fired upon and wounded."
Police: Burlington County man charged after firing gun into crowd of people
Nasir Hickson was taken into custody on Tuesday in Willingboro and charged with aggravated assault and related crimes.
Nasir Hickson was taken into custody on Tuesday in Willingboro and charged with aggravated assault and related crimes.
NJ mayor calls for temporary closure of Amazon warehouse due to COVID-19
An employee reportedly shared news that more than 30 cases of COVID-19 were recorded at an Amazon fulfillment center in New Jersey.
An employee reportedly shared news that more than 30 cases of COVID-19 were recorded at an Amazon fulfillment center in New Jersey.
NJ martial arts instructor holds parade, birthday fundraiser
"This is going to be the birthday to remember, I'm so happy," Moore said.
"This is going to be the birthday to remember, I'm so happy," Moore said.
Police: 'Excessive' wearing of medical mask possibly caused NJ driver to pass out, crash
Officials said masks should be used in public but aren't necessary “when driving a vehicle with no additional occupants.”
Officials said masks should be used in public but aren't necessary “when driving a vehicle with no additional occupants.”
South Jersey tattoo shop owner donates PPE to frontline workers
A tattoo artist donated masks, gloves, and cleaning gear to frontline heroes, including the local fire department, healthcare professionals, and social workers.
A tattoo artist donated masks, gloves, and cleaning gear to frontline heroes, including the local fire department, healthcare professionals, and social workers.
Camden native Cesar Ruiz drafted 24th overall by New Orleans Saints
Camden, New Jersey native Cesar Ruiz was selected by the New Orleans Saints in the first round of Thursday night's 2020 NFL draft.
Camden, New Jersey native Cesar Ruiz was selected by the New Orleans Saints in the first round of Thursday night's 2020 NFL draft.
Some governors worry that federal coronavirus aid is too restrictive
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy said Thursday that much of the $1.8 billion heading there is “unusable" and might have to be returned to the U.S. Treasury.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy said Thursday that much of the $1.8 billion heading there is “unusable" and might have to be returned to the U.S. Treasury.
Officials find body of New Jersey boater who went missing amid storms
Sixty-seven-year-old Matthew Conway was found Thursday along the shore at Island Beach State Park.
Sixty-seven-year-old Matthew Conway was found Thursday along the shore at Island Beach State Park.
'Mask Angel' leaves boxes of masks outside Camden County coffee shop
A South Jersey woman is leaving boxes of masks around South Jersey for those who need them.
A South Jersey woman is leaving boxes of masks around South Jersey for those who need them.
Attorneys predict quarantine will lead to divorce and estate planning
Quarantining may start to feel like the walls are closing in after a while and that could put a strain on some marriages.
Quarantining may start to feel like the walls are closing in after a while and that could put a strain on some marriages.
Driver for Food Bank of South Jersey helps deliver food to those in need
A driver for the Food Bank of South Jersey drives every day to deliver food to those who need it the most.
A driver for the Food Bank of South Jersey drives every day to deliver food to those who need it the most.
Moorestown man runs holding American flag to help lift spirits during COVID-19
A New Jersey man has been running with an American flag to help keep people's spirits up during COVID-19.
A New Jersey man has been running with an American flag to help keep people's spirits up during COVID-19.
COVID-19 patient on ventilator receives plasma transfusion
A 73-year-old COVID-19 patient on ventilator at a New Jersey hospital has received a plasma transfusion.
A 73-year-old COVID-19 patient on ventilator at a New Jersey hospital has received a plasma transfusion.
NJ: Call doctor, get tested even if your symptoms are mild
As of Thursday, almost 60% of New Jerseyans who have died of coronavirus-related causes also had cardiovascular disease, about 42% had diabetes, and about 20% had chronic lung disease.
As of Thursday, almost 60% of New Jerseyans who have died of coronavirus-related causes also had cardiovascular disease, about 42% had diabetes, and about 20% had chronic lung disease.
Lacey Township hosts Class of 2020 Parade to celebrate graduating seniors
Lacey Township School District in New Jersey wanted to make sure they honored each of their seniors with a little love in the form of a parade.
Lacey Township School District in New Jersey wanted to make sure they honored each of their seniors with a little love in the form of a parade.
Woman donates plasma to aunt, another man after recovering from COVID-19
Marisa Leuzzi became her own advocate, believing that she had the coronavirus and eventually went to a testing site to try to confirm her suspicions.
Marisa Leuzzi became her own advocate, believing that she had the coronavirus and eventually went to a testing site to try to confirm her suspicions.