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N.J. reports 35 confirmed COVID deaths, 1,838 cases as hospitalizations drop to fewest patients in 5 months Updated Apr 28, 2021; New Jersey on Wednesday reported another 1,838 confirmed casesof the coronavirus and an additional 35 confirmed deaths as the number of people hospitalized across the state dropped to its lowest number since early November. More than 2.9 million people have been fully vaccinated in New Jersey — roughly 42% of the state’s adult population. The state’s goal is t...

N.J. reports 46 confirmed COVID deaths, 2,961 positive tests. Nearly 2.6M people fully vaccinated. Updated 5:13 PM; Three weeks after officials declared a third wave of the pandemic was hitting the state, New Jersey on Wednesday reported another 2,961 confirmed cases of the coronavirus and an additional 46 confirmed deaths, while more than 3 in 10 adults have been fully vaccinated in the state. Gov. Phil Murphy announced the update at his latest COVID-19 briefing in Trenton, saying that the s...

Wildwood boardwalk getting a $4M fix. Take a look at its 120-year history. Updated 1:15 PM; Today 11:30 AM Wildwood Mayor Pete Byron, left, and Rich Harron, Wildwood Superintendent of Public Works, look at damage underneath a section of the boardwalk, Tuesday, March 23, 2021. Gov. Phil Murphy allotted $4 million from the 2021 state budget to go toward repairing damaged portions of the boardwalk.Tim Hawk | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Facebook Share Every summer millions of people slide into t...

N.J. reports 41 COVID deaths, 3,791 positive tests. Hospitalizations, transmission rate decline again. Updated 4:13 PM; New Jersey health officials on Friday reported another 3,791 confirmed cases of the coronavirus and an additional 41 confirmed deaths as hospitalizations and the rate of transmission continued to fall. Gov. Phil Murphy announced the latest numbers on social media. The seven-day average for new positive tests is 3,066, down 9% from a week ago and about the same as a month ago....

N.J. reports 43 COVID deaths, 2,828 positive tests. State surpasses 25K deaths in outbreak. Updated 4:13 PM; New Jersey health officials on Wednesday reported another 2,828 confirmed cases of the coronavirus and an additional 43 confirmed deaths a day after the state shelved the one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine based on federal recommendations over rare blood clot concerns. “In New Jersey, where we had administered just over 244,000 doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine prior to hitting p...

N.J. reports 27 COVID deaths, 2,079 cases. More than half of state’s adults have received 1 vaccine dose. Updated 4:29 PM; New Jersey health officials on Monday reported another 2,079 cases of the coronavirus and an additional 27 deaths as hospitalizations fell for a fourth consecutive day and the transmission rate remained below the key benchmark that indicates the outbreak is once again slowing. Gov. Phil Murphy announced the latest numbers during a briefing in Trenton as he highlighted t...

N.J. reports 35 COVID deaths, 3,758 cases. Nearly 2M fully vaccinated in state. Updated Apr 08, 2021; Gov. Phil Murphy announced the latest update in the outbreak on social media. New Jersey’s seven-day average for confirmed cases is 3,424, down 18% from a week ago, but up 26% from a month ago. Officials have warned that a surge in cases from variants that are more easily transmissible is likely driving the recent infections. Murphy loosened restrictions on indoor high school and youth spor...

N.J. reports 38 confirmed COVID deaths, 3,590 cases. Death toll tops 24K. Updated Mar 19, 2021; New Jersey on Wednesday reported another 3,590 confirmed cases of the coronavirus and 38 additional confirmed deaths, while more than 3.1 million COVID-19 vaccine doses have now been administered in the state, with about 1.1 million people fully vaccinated. New Jersey health facilities and vaccine centers have administered about 2.1 million first doses and about 1.05 million second doses, according...

New Jersey’s vaccine sites have administered 2.7 million doses as of Thursday morning. That includes 1.8 million first doses and 925,000 second doses.

Coronavirus hospitalizations rose for the second day with 1,961 patients as of Tuesday night, though that remains down by nearly half since a recent peak on Dec. 22.