Man in quarantine watches birth of his first child via Zoom
“It’s hard to put into words what it’s like having a baby during the coronavirus pandemic. But it has really enabled us to put this whole thing into perspective,” Stephanie Gandelman, the child’s mother, told Storyful.
“It’s hard to put into words what it’s like having a baby during the coronavirus pandemic. But it has really enabled us to put this whole thing into perspective,” Stephanie Gandelman, the child’s mother, told Storyful.
Gov. Murphy: Much of $1.8B in federal virus relief 'unusable'
Much of the $1.8 billion earmarked for New Jersey under recent federal COVID-19 relief legislation is likely “unusable” and could have to be returned to the U.S. Treasury, Gov. Phil Murphy said Thursday.
Much of the $1.8 billion earmarked for New Jersey under recent federal COVID-19 relief legislation is likely “unusable” and could have to be returned to the U.S. Treasury, Gov. Phil Murphy said Thursday.
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.
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.
Coast Guard ends search for missing boater in NJ
The Coast Guard has suspended its search for a man who went missing after taking his rowboat into a southern New Jersey waterway shortly before strong storms swept through the area this week.
The Coast Guard has suspended its search for a man who went missing after taking his rowboat into a southern New Jersey waterway shortly before strong storms swept through the area this week.
NJ pays out $1 billion in jobless benefits amid coronavirus outbreak
New Jersey has paid about $1 billion in unemployment benefits since the COVID-19 outbreak began in March, the Labor Department said Thursday.
New Jersey has paid about $1 billion in unemployment benefits since the COVID-19 outbreak began in March, the Labor Department said Thursday.
Che-Che the dog looking for new forever home after losing both owners to COVID-19
A New Jersey animal shelter is looking to find a new forever home for a 9-year-old poodle named Che-Che after both her owners passed away due to complications of COVID-19.
A New Jersey animal shelter is looking to find a new forever home for a 9-year-old poodle named Che-Che after both her owners passed away due to complications of COVID-19.
NJ Navy veteran makes incredible recovery from COVID-19 after being on ventilator, dialysis
Brett Breslow has tested negative for COVID-19 twice since April 15th showing signs of steady improvement.
Brett Breslow has tested negative for COVID-19 twice since April 15th showing signs of steady improvement.
New York-bound Holland Tunnel closed overnight for Sandy repairs
The New York-bound tube of the Holland Tunnel was closed Monday for the start of overnight repairs related to Super Storm Sandy.
The New York-bound tube of the Holland Tunnel was closed Monday for the start of overnight repairs related to Super Storm Sandy.
Murphy: COVID-19 outbreak is stabilizing in New Jersey
Social distancing is helping contain the virus, according to Gov. Phil Murphy.
Social distancing is helping contain the virus, according to Gov. Phil Murphy.
New Jersey mom, son die just over week apart from COVID-19
Carolyn Martins-Reitz, 55, of Kearny, New Jersey, was the primary caretaker for her nearly 30-year-old son Thomas Martins, who had Down syndrome. They both started struggling with symptoms of the virus toward the end of March.
Carolyn Martins-Reitz, 55, of Kearny, New Jersey, was the primary caretaker for her nearly 30-year-old son Thomas Martins, who had Down syndrome. They both started struggling with symptoms of the virus toward the end of March.
Gov. Murphy reports 4,070 deaths, but signs of progress
The state of New Jersey says more than 4,000 people in the state have died during the coronavirus outbreak, but the governor is reporting signs of progress. Gov. Phil Murphy announced Saturday another 231 deaths among those who have tested positive for the coronavirus, bringing the statewide total to 4,070. Another 3,026 cases were announced, bringing the statewide total to 81,420, he said.
The state of New Jersey says more than 4,000 people in the state have died during the coronavirus outbreak, but the governor is reporting signs of progress. Gov. Phil Murphy announced Saturday another 231 deaths among those who have tested positive for the coronavirus, bringing the statewide total to 4,070. Another 3,026 cases were announced, bringing the statewide total to 81,420, he said.
NJ boy commended for asking for food donations instead of birthday gifts
Gov. Phil Murphy called attention to Dominic's incredible efforts to help during the COVID-19 pandemic in a press conference Saturday.
Gov. Phil Murphy called attention to Dominic's incredible efforts to help during the COVID-19 pandemic in a press conference Saturday.
2 arrested after threatening to shoot UPS worker over missing package in NJ
When the UPS delivery driver was stopped, two vehicles surrounded the truck so that the UPS person was blocked in.
When the UPS delivery driver was stopped, two vehicles surrounded the truck so that the UPS person was blocked in.
Classes on TV in New Jersey drawing students
Using his cat’s blanket as green screen, history teacher Bill Smith recorded himself teaching a lesson on New Jersey’s underground railroad, taking student viewers on a tour of sites including a river where slave hunters would try to reenslave people attempting crossings.
Using his cat’s blanket as green screen, history teacher Bill Smith recorded himself teaching a lesson on New Jersey’s underground railroad, taking student viewers on a tour of sites including a river where slave hunters would try to reenslave people attempting crossings.
Cops: Stop dumping gloves, masks on street; they're COVID hazards
Several police departments in New York and New Jersey want folks to knock it off because discarded gloves and masks aren't just unsightly—they could increase the risk of spreading the coronavirus.
Several police departments in New York and New Jersey want folks to knock it off because discarded gloves and masks aren't just unsightly—they could increase the risk of spreading the coronavirus.
Gov. Murphy: Death toll is rising but social distancing is working
The number of positive tests for the virus and deaths in New Jersey continue to climb daily but the governor said some signs point to social distancing working.
The number of positive tests for the virus and deaths in New Jersey continue to climb daily but the governor said some signs point to social distancing working.
Dog looking for forever home after losing owners to COVID-19
The Monmouth County SPCA says Che-Che ended up in their care over the weekend after two members of her family passed away from the virus.
The Monmouth County SPCA says Che-Che ended up in their care over the weekend after two members of her family passed away from the virus.
Body found in burning car in New Jersey
A body was found inside a burning car parked in a lot off a major highway in southern New Jersey, authorities said.
A body was found inside a burning car parked in a lot off a major highway in southern New Jersey, authorities said.
Trains, buses, ferries blow horns to honor transit workers | #SoundTheHorn
More than 4,000 long-haul trains, commuter trains, subways, buses, ferries, and other transit vehicles sounded their horns at 3 p.m. Thursday, April 16, to pay tribute to the employees who are keeping the region moving during the coronavirus pandemic.
More than 4,000 long-haul trains, commuter trains, subways, buses, ferries, and other transit vehicles sounded their horns at 3 p.m. Thursday, April 16, to pay tribute to the employees who are keeping the region moving during the coronavirus pandemic.