Department of Health

There's been more than 34,000 confirmed or probable deaths linked to coronavirus since COVID arrived in New Jersey in March 2020.

Health officials are watching an uptick in young patients hospitalized with severe respiratory illness, who tested positive for rhinovirus, enterovirus — or both.

Three men — two in their 50s, one in his 80s, were all hospitalized after testing positive for the illness, health officials confirm.

What should New Jersey residents know/do, with a case of the potentially debilitating virus confirmed in Rockland County?

With more than 40 confirmed or probable cases, the state has widened its access to the vaccine used to help patients try and avoid some of the rare virus' symptoms.

With nearly 30 probable or confirmed cases in New Jersey as of mid-July, at least one regional vaccine storage hub was setup to help deal with monkeypox.

The CDC has been monitoring cases of the rare but contagious virus since it first was confirmed in the U.S. in May.

A new year, a new round of quarantines and self-isolation for students and staff at New Jersey schools due to the pandemic. Here's the updated situations and guidelines, based on CDC rules.

Several high risk conditions noted by the CDC are in the latest round make eligible, along with transit workers and MVC staff.

Appointments for a handful of "pop up" style clinics are being handled at the local level to best connect with hard hit members of the population, according to the governor's office.