N.J. vaccination site availability database, version 2.0, released
You can sort and filter vaccination site entries now, and information about pharmacies is automatically updated every five minutes.
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Free vegetarian lunches being distributed in Princeton on Sunday, March 28
The event will be held from 1 to 4 p.m.
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A year later, Princeton Mobile Food Pantry is here to stay
The need for food has grown over the past year and so have the efforts of the Princeton Mobile Food Pantry.
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Coronavirus variants spreading rapidly, and testing lags dramatically
In five weeks, variant cases rose 830% in NJ, and only 2% of cases are tested for new virus strains.
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Uber partners with Walgreens to help N.J. drivers get COVID-19 vaccines
Drivers will be able to book a vaccine appointment with Walgreens using a unique authorization code.
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Governor visits NJ Transit worker vaccine clinic
All frontline workers for the state agency became eligible for vaccines on March 15.
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N.J. governor signs executive order allowing outdoor interstate youth sports competitions
The change takes effect on Friday.
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Expanding access: Local doctors open free COVID-19 testing site at Princeton YMCA
The site is open daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Princeton University officials: ‘Goal is to resume a fully in-person residential program’ in the fall
Staff working remotely will return to campus on a rolling basis.
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N.J. to increase indoor and outdoor gathering limits
The new limits go into effect on March 19 at 6 a.m.
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N.J. and NYC will expand indoor dining to 50 percent capacity beginning March 19
Currently, the New Jersey and New York City capacity limit for indoor dining is 35 percent. Other restaurants in New York State will be allowed to expand to 75 percent capacity beginning March 19.
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Variants are a complicating factor in N.J.’s COVID-19 battle plan
Mutations are common in viruses, leaving officials scrambling to assess the dangers each might pose.
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‘No one was prepared’: N.J.’s top health officials assess the year of COVID-19
In an interview, New Jersey Health Commissioner Judy Persichilli talks long-term care issues, vaccination program and what lies ahead.
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N.J.-based J&J receives emergency authorization for single-shot COVID-19 vaccine
Gov. Phil Murphy said the state is expected to receive up to 70,000 doses of the vaccine next week.
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Princeton University plans to host an outdoor commencement ceremony in May
University officials are still determining whether graduates will be allowed to bring guests to the ceremony.
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Pausing to remember the lives lost due to COVID-19
The death toll surpasses the combined populations of Mercer and Hunterdon counties, and exceeds the total number of American combat deaths in World War I, World War II, and the Vietnam War combined.
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Protesters call on Princeton University to make its COVID-19 resources available to the wider community
Students want the university to expand COVID-19 testing and contact tracing programs.
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Appointments for COVID-19 vaccines at CVS pharmacies in N.J. filled up right after the registration portal opened
Attempting to get an appointment for a COVID-19 vaccine still feels like playing the lottery for many frustrated New Jersey residents.
