COVID index already higher, but CALI less crucial for NJ schools
COVID-19 Activity Level Index, or CALI, scores will still be calculated but will determine COVID screening testing levels rather than school closures.
Ed Lifshitz
NJ tweaks COVID-19 guidance to allow schools to stay open
State health officials still recommend remote instruction for schools in regions at "very high risk" of COVID-19 transmission, though it's not required.
UK COVID strain may be here. NJ's scientists aren't too worried
Still, the New Jersey Health Department’s top doctor says it may be more easily transmissible.
Hosting Thanksgiving no matter what? At least open a window
State health officials recommend you mask up, stay 6 feet apart, open the windows and put on a fan.
COVID-19 vaccine is great but NJ experts still have questions
The state Health Department’s top disease doc says we still have more questions than answers about the coronavirus vaccine being developed by Pfizer.
NJ's best guess on COVID: We'll 'be vigilant now through March
The state Health Commissioner says the second wave of infections hospitalizations and mortalities may not peak until next March
COVID-19 keeps fading in NJ, but could it come roaring back?
As the State prepares to enter Stage Two of the reopening, health officials continue to ramp up testing, contract tracing and isolation plans to stop a COVID spike from spreading like wildfire.