A skunk captured on Gates Avenue tested positive for the rabies virus, Montclair health officials said.
Face masks, reduced capacity, temperature checks and physical distancing are among the changes at the YMCA of Montclair.
New Jersey residents don’t have to visit a doctor’s office in person to be approved for medical marijuana or other controlled substances.
Essex County now leads the state in COVID-19 deaths. “Our fight against this deadly disease is far from over,” an official said.
Three days of free coronavirus and antibody testing will take place in Montclair. See details here.
The office of Gov. Phil Murphy will offer free coronavirus and antibody testing in Montclair on July 13 and 14.
No insurance is necessary. Montclair residents with or without COVID-19 symptoms are encouraged to get tested.
No insurance is necessary. Montclair residents with or without symptoms are encouraged to get tested.
Doris Zeger’s outdoor personal training services combine pandemic safety with philanthropy.
Officials released updated COVID-19 fatality totals for Montclair and its local nursing homes.
Almost four of five people who have contracted COVID-19 in Essex County are 64-years-old or younger, officials said Monday.
Glen Ridge Police: “We are working with our surrounding communities, and are ready to assist each other if needed.”
There are COVID-19 testing sites in Newark, Cedar Grove, West Caldwell and West Orange. See more details here.
If everyone in Essex County adheres to social distancing, the virus may not peak until August, according to a recent analysis.
Stay updated with the latest coronavirus news in Montclair and Essex County.
Two people in Montclair have died from the coronavirus, and the number of cases locally has increased, officials said.
"To help take care of your mental health, we’ve put together tips to help you input information and concerns in perspective."
UPDATE: There are now three presumptive positive COVID-19 cases in Montclair, officials said.
Montclair temporarily suspended its senior-related programming. The spouse of a school employee tested negative for COVID-19.
A doctor from Montclair who agreed to surrender his New Jersey medical license for taking bribes may be able to practice again.
More than 160 people in 27 states, including New Jersey, were sickened with E. coli after eating romaine lettuce from Salinas, California.
The nonprofit Leapfrog group released its bi-annual round of hospital safety grades. See how Mountainside Medical Center scored.
A new study found drinking water is often less safe than what the federal government may deem legal.
Pregnant women and young children in Montclair, Nutley, Verona and Cedar Grove can attend a free lead screening event on Nov. 13.
Melissa Santoro goes “above and beyond” her job at Mountainside Medical Center in Montclair. It’s likely saved lives, administrators say.
Workshops will offer testing for lead in painted products, toys, ceramics, metals, plastics, makeup, spices, wood and soil.
20% of proceeds from a personal training service launched by Doris Zeger (MHS '20) will benefit the Montclair Human Needs Food Pantry.
The free clinic in Montclair will include pelvic exams, Pap smears, breast exams and mammogram referrals. See if you're eligible here.
New Jersey has just six dispensaries serving 47,500 patients. Health officials want to open more than 100 new ATCs throughout the state.
Registration is now open for this family friendly event on Sunday, June 2 that includes a USATF certified 10K and a 2-Mile Fun Run/Walk.
The Leapfrog Group released its latest round of safety grades. See how Mountainside Health Center in Montclair scored.
The federal government has updated how it evaluates nursing homes. Here are the ratings for Montclair.
Meal prepping, juicing, probiotics, CBD, essential oils, whole grain breads and gluten-free alternatives were among the topics of the day.
Another child has died of the disease, health officials say.
Rabbi Daniel Brenner, famous for his Klezmer Aerobics, will get physical at Montclair’s Bnai Keshet on Feb. 16.
Here in the U. S. thirty-three states have established a mandatory vaccination policy for healthcare workers. New Jersey is not one of them.
State-of-the-Art facility offering x-rays, lab on site, board certified physician on site and much more is now open in Cedar Grove.
A pair of musicians from the NJ Symphony Orchestra played some classical favorites for inpatient units at Mountainside hospital in Montclair
The Leapfrog Group rating focuses on errors, accidents, injuries and infections. See Mountainside Medical Center’s “grade” here.
Addicted to opioids? There's a chance medical marijuana can help you kick your deadly habit, New Jersey’s health commissioner says.