CVS Health will be opening a new COVID-19 testing site in Newark on Friday.
Any New Jersey resident who wants to learn if they have the coronavirus can now get a COVID-19 test at University Hospital in Newark.
Peaceful protests for George Floyd drew thousands of people to Newark and elsewhere. Many socially distanced themselves; others did not.
School-based mindfulness programs show promise in teaching children with autism to better control impulses, according to Rutgers research
Here's what you can – and can't do – now that Gov. Murphy has announced several NJ reopenings amid the coronavirus. And here's what's next.
Lung injuries increase risk of severe illness, complications and respiratory failure
Poisoning mishaps happen often, but they are preventable
Rutgers School of Public Health Students Team up with New Jersey Poison Center’s COVID-19 Hotline
Andrew Crooks spent nearly two months in the hospital with COVID-19, including a harrowing 32 days hooked up to a ventilator.
A 12-year old New Jersey girl almost lost her life to a blood clot. It may have been caused by the coronavirus, the hospital says. (VIDEOS)
WATCH: Gov. Murphy said he plans to release a "robust" coronavirus test and tracing plan for reopening. Here's when he plans to do it.
The Murphy administration has clarified – somewhat – its stance on live graduations and "wave parades" while the coronavirus orders remain.
An $11.1 million grant will help federally qualified health centers across the state, including in Newark, to expand COVID-19 testing.
The City of Newark will offer COVID-19 testing to local residents at the Branch Brook Park skating rink starting May 6.
Poison Control Center Urges Safe Use of COVID-19 Prevention Products
A doctor is demanding answers from a nursing home in Newark after her uncle died from coronavirus-related complications.
A Rutgers survey of community-based mental health providers highlights the adaptions being made for continuity of service
Officials released updated COVID-19 fatality totals for Newark and its local nursing/retirement homes.
Essex County started its drive-thru site with 100 to 150 tests per day. That number has increased to 600.
It wasn’t long ago that Mary Koch was a COVID-19 inpatient. Watch a video of her emotional discharge from the hospital.
WATCH: Gov. Phil Murphy showed how NJ is making progress even as the coronavirus deaths remain high. Here are the latest updates.
Coronavirus Hotline at New Jersey Poison Center Assists Over 15,000 Residents
About 5,000 people were left without an appointment last week at the county’s drive-thru testing site. More dates have been scheduled.
A Rutgers expert discusses how to maintain healthy sleep habits during the public health crisis
Newark has the most cases of COVID-19 in Essex County. Officials say residents should wear a face mask and gloves if they go outside.
“If Remdesivir works the way we all hope it will, it will be a game changer,” a doctor at Saint Michael’s Medical Center said.
Gov. Phil Murphy gave an update on how much time NJ will need to fight the coronavirus – and how long residents will need to stay home.
The site will only be open to Essex County residents who are symptomatic of COVID-19. Learn how to sign up for a screening.
VIDEO: “Lead with facts, not fear," the chief medical officer at Saint Michael's Medical Center in Newark says of COVID-19.
WATCH: Cases and deaths from the coronavirus in NJ nearly doubled on Thursday. Here are the latest developments.
Even in a best-case scenario, hospitals in the region would be hard pressed to meet the demand, according to a report from ProPublica.
A woman tested positive for COVID-19 at an East Orange hospital. She gave a fake name and a Newark address, authorities said.
Newark has seen its first positive case of COVID-19. Local hospitals are banning most visitors to protect patients and staff.
The Newark facility aims to “empower women on the brink of recovery to continue their progress.”
Newark Beth Israel hospital and other RWJBarnabas Health facilities in NJ are temporarily restricting visits due to concerns over COVID-19.
NJ Gov. Phil Murphy declared a state of emergency as the number of cases in the state nearly doubled.
No concussions were recorded in a 20-practice, seven-game season, Rutgers study finds
Newark Archdiocese: Avoid shaking hands during the “sign of peace” and stop distributing the “blood of Christ” in chalices.
The woman, a federal employee, was told to violate the quarantine for the coronavirus, according to reports.
Newark’s new citywide programs include a mobile medical unit, groundbreaking technology for visually impaired people and ASL classes.