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The rapid surge of the omicron variant had local health experts offering blunt advice: Stay away from crowded Christmas Masses and holiday parties.

The families had sued arguing their loved ones died of COVID after "gross departures" from nursing home standards and infection control.

The Murphy Administration is paying $53 million (in taxpayer dollars) to the families of 119 residents who perished in New Jersey's state-run veterans nursing facilities.  Each family will receive $445,000. - The settlement was reportedly reached on Wednesday but wasn't announced until Thursday w

Students at the CAPRI Institute say they were informed in early December that the school, which has four locations in New Jersey, would be “temporarily closing” for 30 days.

The families had sued arguing their loved ones died of COVID after "gross departures" from nursing home standards and infection control.

The families will receive an average share of $445,000 from the $52,955,000 total settlement from the state of New Jersey, though the exact amount each family will receive is yet to be decided.

The families had sued arguing their loved ones died of COVID after "gross departures" from nursing home standards and infection control.

The settlement will be divided among the families of 119 of the over 200 people that have died in New Jerseys veterans homes over the course of the pandemic.

New Jersey will pay about $53 million to settle claims that the state's negligence contributed to the deaths of more than 100 veterans at state-run homes during the COVID-19 pandemic.

New Jersey will reportedly pay out roughly $53 million to settle with the families of at least 119 military veterans who died of COVID-19 in state care during the preliminary stages of the pandemic.