“Not wearing a mask isn't a symbol of politics. It's a sign of selfishness. It's a sign that you think you're invincible and to hell with everyone else,” the governor said during his Wednesday COVID-19 briefing.

As the COVID-19 outbreak continues to spread, nonprofits are struggling to meet the increasing needs of local seniors, many of whom are unable to leave their houses to get essential products and services.

In the suit, operators including AMC Theatres, Cinemark and Regal Cinemas argue their venues are no different than churches and other religious buildings, which are allowed to be open in the state.

Despite New Jersey being the second worst-hit state by the COVID-19 pandemic and an epicenter when the virus struck in mid-March, the state’s gross domestic product avoided some of the worst economic havoc during the first quarter of 2020.

With the addition of Kansas, Oklahoma and neighboring Delaware, there is now a total of 19 states where travelers coming into New Jersey, New York and Connecticut should stay at home for 14 days.

Data from the Trump administration shows nearly 150,000 New Jersey companies that received a combined $17.2 billion from a federal aid program meant to offer a lifeline to businesses hurt by the COVID-19 pandemic and ensuing recession. The U.S. Small Business Administration unveiled the names of millions of businesses that received money under the aid program. ...

The CEO of Blueprint Capital Advisors talks about the firm's dispute with state, economic disparities in New Jersey and whether a real climate of change is taking hold around the country.

The expanded group numbers go into effect ahead of July Fourth.

Last week, New Jersey saw nearly 28,000 initial unemployment claims – a 15 percent decrease from the prior week.

State labor officials said they’ve paid out $8.2 billion in federal and state unemployment benefits to 1.1 million residents since the COVID-19 pandemic hit the state in mid-March

Under the new law, the state will create two lower-cost plans for educators: the New Jersey Educators Health Plan and the Garden State Health Plan.

Monmouth University Polling Institute reported that as of late June, 64 percent of respondents were worried that states were lifting their pandemic restrictions too quickly.