A New Jersey National Guardsman is the first service member to die from the novel coronavirus, the Department of Defense said.

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy said National Guard Capt. Douglas Linn Hickok died in a Pennsylvania hospital after contracting COVID-19.

On Monday, New Jersey reported more than 3,300 more cases of the novel coronavirus and 37 more deaths as health officials put out a grim outlook if people don’t stay at home to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Federal prosecutors in New Jersey say a Georgia man used concerns over the coronavirus in a bid to defraud Medicare out of more than $1.1 million.

A New Jersey hospital is asking volunteer employees to accept layoffs in order to help deal with its financial issues amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.  Shore Medical Center, located in Somers Point, New Jersey, sent a letter to employees stating they had invested “significant resources” on equipment to protect their staff who are treating COVID-19 patients. They also said they…

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy implored citizens to continue to social distance and stay home as the state contends with large increases of COVID-19 infections and deaths.

 With restaurants closed for all but takeout orders during the coronavirus outbreak, the owners of a pizzeria at the Jersey Shore could have shut down and laid off their 20 employees

New Jersey officials are bringing formal charges against a man for throwing a house party — an action in direct contradiction with the state’s order to practice social distancing. The Mercer County Prosecutor’s Office said a 54-year-old man hosted nearly 50 people inside his Ewing Township apartment. Prosecutors are charging the man with two disorderly persons citations. Ewing police broke…

A man in Mercer County, New Jersey, is learning the hard way that social distancing orders should be followed after he was charged with disorderly conduct for throwing a “corona party” in his home, replete with more than 40 guests and a DJ.

State officials are urging citizens to follow instructions on keeping distance from others. NBC10 reporter Drew Smith was in Trenton on Saturday night to find out Gov. Phil Murphy’s latest plans.

The Centers for Disease Control and Protection issued a 14-day travel advisory Saturday night at the request of President Donald Trump and the White House Coronavirus Task Force. “Due to extensive community transmission of COIVD-19 in the area, CDC urges residents of New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut to refrain from non-essential domestic travel for 14 days effective immediately,” the…

You can usually find Cole, a deaf therapy dog, at a Vineland, New Jersey, elementary school. But with the coronavirus forcing kids to stay home, he and his owner are still finding ways to give them comfort. NBC10’s Ted Greenberg reports.

New Jersey hit a deadly milestone Friday as the death total from the coronavirus outbreak broke 100. Another 2,000 COVID-19 cases were reported Friday, as the state near 9,000 cases.

New Jersey Health Commissioner Judy Persichilli announced on Friday 27 new deaths from the coronavirus.

Despite the danger of potentially being exposed to the coronavirus, police officers and other first responders continue to serve their towns and cities. In Toms River, police, grateful for the community’s ongoing support, said “thanks” with a special meal for hundreds of local families. NBC10’s Ted Greenberg has the story.

A day after the mayor of Ocean City, New Jersey, closed the beach and boardwalk to prevent the spread of coronavirus in town, a number of people could still be found enjoying the public spaces. NBC10’s Ted Greenberg reports.

SEPTA announced Thursday they were reducing regional rail to “Essential Service Schedule” starting Sunday, March 29.

As testing continues to expand and field hospitals are identified, New Jersey is reporting more than 700 more cases of the novel coronavirus and 18 additional deaths.

Camden schools gave out laptops to students who are learning from home amid the coronavirus pandemic. NBC10’s Matt DeLucia has the details.

New Jersey children are sending letters of love to senior citizens staying in nursing homes and assisted living facilities amid the coronavirus pandemic. NBC10’s Ted Greenberg has the heartwarming story.