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State officials say New Jersey is ready to vaccinate many more people once we get more doses, and they say getting your second shot should not be an issue once you get the first one.

The New Jersey Reentry Corporation launched a new initiative to better facilitate training, employment, and health care for formerly incarcerated women.

As the public health crisis drags on, professionals hope telemedicine efforts are doing enough to keep already-existing patients in check, and take on new residents who are willing to seek help.

One school district wants Gov. Phil Murphy to move teachers onto the list of those being vaccinated while nursing students push back on their school's requirement.

The divorce process in New Jersey during COVID-19 has gotten a lot simpler because it's less costly and less time-consuming, says one NJ divorce attorney.

The Medford resident, whose legal name is Stephanie Hazelton, has been a leader at New Jersey anti-shutdown protests during the pandemic.

Jesse Rosenbaum, nicknamed "Mr. R," taught four classes of 7th and 8th graders this school year.

Atilis Gym in Bellmawr has raised nearly half a million dollars in online donations, while facing six figure fines for violating the state's COVID protocols.

Most of the potentially expensive changes, such as increasing monthly benefits, have been removed from the latest WorkFirst New Jersey proposal.

Shawn Massey's family said he went missing shortly after Joe Bottino was found dead on the property of a Boy Scout reservation.

The homeowner who found the noose in her tree is satisfied with an updated explanation by police but Mayor Kurt Peluso said the investigation is ongoing.

New Jersey 101.5 presents a town hall on Jan. 21 with experts who will answer your questions about dealing with the metal stress of the pandemic during these troubling times.