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NJ 4-year-old Who Died from COVID-19 Did Not Have Kawasaki, Officials ...
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A 4-Year-Old Child Has Died of Coronavirus in NJ, the First Fatality Under 18
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Murphy: Bodies Piled Up at NJ Nursing Home ‘Completely Beyond the Pale’
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Coronavirus: NJ Prisons Readying to Release Some Inmates For ‘Medical Home ...
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Man Claims Infection, Coughs on Supermarket Worker
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Coronavirus: New Jersey Will Release up to 1,000 Inmates to Halt Spread of the ...
By MATT KADOSH
May 9, 2020NEW JERSEY — State officials on Saturday said the 4-year-old reported dead from the coronavirus this week did not also have the inflammatory syndrome Kawasaki disease.
While the underlying condition was not Kawasaki disease — a syndrome being discovered in children with COVID-19 — the child’s undisclosed condition was a contributing factor, state Health Commissioner ...
TRENTON, NJ — A 4-year-old of New Jersey has died of COVID-19, State Health Commissioner Judith Persichilli announced Friday during the state’s daily briefing in Trenton.
The child was the first death reported in the state of anyone under the age of 18, Gov. Phil Murphy confirmed to members of the media.
The child had an underlying medical condition, but Persichilli would ...
NEW JERSEY — Governor Phil Murphy, “outraged” after bodies piled up “at a makeshift morgue” of an Andover nursing home amid the COVID-19 pandemic, said Thursday that New Jersey’ top officials are looking further into the matter.
Subject of national headlines and first reported by the New Jersey Herald, police found 17 bodies inside a temporary morgue at the ...
NEW JERSEY — The state Department of Corrections is readying to release certain inmates to home confinement as a means to curtail coronavirus.
State correctional facilities will provide “temporary emergency medical home confinement” and expedited parole for certain jailed people who have not committed what the state considers to be serious offenses, such as murder or sexual ...
TRENTON, NJ – When a Manalapan supermarket worker concerned about the coronavirus asked a shopper to keep his distance, the man said he was infected with the virus, leaned in and coughed on the employee, officials said today.
The shopper, George Falcone, 50, of Freehold, ended up being charged with third-degree terroristic threats and other offenses, said state Attorney General Gurbir ...
"No other state was taking these 'drastic' steps to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 in jails." - Gov. Murphy
TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey officials are also taking unprecedented action to try to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 to in-state correctional facilities.
As many as 1,000 low-level offenders will be released from jails starting Tuesday after Chief Justice Stuart ...
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ - NJ Transit has enhanced its cleaning efforts to include disinfected vehicles and major stations every 24 hours in response to the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic.
The intensified cleaning regiment in stations includes additional disinfecting of frequent customer touchpoints such as ticket vending machines, handrails and door handles, according to a statement released by NJ ...
NEW JERSEY - An man in his 90s who was being treated at Hackensack University Medical Center has become the third New Jersey person to die after testing positive for coronavirus COVID-19.
Gov. Phil Murphy made the announcement via Twitter late Monday night, after televised appearances on MSNBC and CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360."
"Our prayers are with his family during this ...
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ — Rutgers is canceling classes Thursday and Friday and will move all course instruction online when students return from spring break on March 23, the university announced today.
The shutdown of the university comes in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak that claimed the first New Jersey resident earlier today.
The 16,000 students living in residence ...
NEWARK, NJ — Newark's Public Safety Director said he believes criminal incidents in Newark can be reduced if people living in the suburbs would be more diligent in locking their vehicles and taking the key fobs with them after parking.
“Cars are being stolen from the suburbs and surrounding cities are being used in criminal incidents in Newark,” Director ...
