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COVID-19 Vaccine Shipments Are Delayed Due to Winter Weather Home » News » COVID-19 Vaccine Shipments Are Delayed Due to Winter Weather Posted By Amanda DeJesus on Feb 22, 2021 New Jersey COVID-19 vaccine shipments may be delayed due to the winter weather conditions, according to Gov. Phil Murphy.  Murphy said at a press conference on Wednesday that the state is anticipating late deliveries of the COVID-19 vaccines in the wake of prevalent snowstorms.   “We’re making preparations to use existing inventory to satisfy current appointments,” Murphy said during a Thursday ...

FOX News White House correspondent Peter Doocy has the details on 'Special Report' Americans have been understandably frustrated with the pace of COVID-19 vaccination to date. We are accustomed to delivery on demand and certainly health care on demand. Asking the public to wait for a coronavirus vaccine shot, after a grueling year of illness, death and disruption is yet another test of our mettle. And with variants posing new threats, the anxiety grows around the globe. I would like to offer my perspective, as the leader of the health network that has been at the epicenter of the COVID pandem...

Atlantic City Mega Site Will Remain Open Today For Vaccines Get our free mobile app The Press of Atlantic City reports that the Mega Site at the Atlantic City Convention Center will remain open for all vaccine appointments according to Governor Murphy. The Rowan College of South Jersey Mega Site in Gloucester County in Deptford Township will also remain open for scheduled vaccine appointments. The rest of the mega vaccine canters in the state including the Morestown Mall in Burlington County, the New Jersey Convention and Expo Center in Middlesex County, and the Rockaway Townsquare in Morri...

A winter storm bringing snow, ice and rain across New Jersey has led officials to shutter at least three of the state’s mass COVID-19 vaccination sites.

While being justifiably proud that the city pumped 3,852 doses of the Moderna vaccine into people's arms at Minute Maid Park Saturday, Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner wasn't nearly as happy about the other coronavirus numbers he was reporting at his Monday afternoon press conference.