The primary sponsor of the amendatory bill intended to clarify technical issues within the not-yet-signed cannabis legalization and decriminalization bills said he is removing his name because he's confident it won't pass and that the amendatory bill is unnecessary.

The two sites that went online were one at a 30,000 square foot former Sears storefront at the Rockaway Townsquare in Morris County, and the other at Rowan College of South Jersey in Gloucester County.

The decision follows Gov. Murphy’s announcement on Jan. 5 that the State of New Jersey is moving into phase 1B of COVID-19 vaccinations. First responders are among the eligible groups.

For the third time on Jan. 7 the state topped 6,000 new daily cases, the other times being in December.

Early studies suggest the new treatment may resolve symptoms more quickly and possibly reduce the progression of disease and associated hospitalizations.

Slowdowns, technical issues and site shutdowns dragged out the process for many of those who tried to sign up on the New Jersey Vaccine Scheduling System.

As part of the deal, the Princeton-based life sciences corporation will pay $41.5 million to the Consortium of Focused Orthopedists LLC.

The co-President/CEO of Cooper University Health Care has been serving as the State’s Southern Regional Coordinator for COVID-19 response where he worked as the New Jersey Department of Health’s lead hospital contact in connection with COVID-19 response efforts in seven counties.

The push is part of an effort to achieve 100% voluntary participation from team members and physicians.

Thirty-nine of the grocer's pharmacies received their initial shipments of the two-dose Moderna injection from the federal government and will be administering them to “individuals at highest risk of exposure,” primarily health care workers.

The Monmouth County location will offer patient-centric treatments for neck and back pain, sports-related injuries, post-operative rehab, auto or work accidents, arthritis and other common injuries and conditions.

University Hospital in Newark workers were some of the first to receive the Pfizer shot in New Jersey. Monday, they complete their vaccination schedule.