Karen Yi

While most people hunker down at home, essential workers are on the job and making sure grocery shelves are stocked and the mail gets to our doors.

More than 360,000 people in New Jersey have filed for unemployment in just the last two weeks, shattering records. 

Newark and three neighboring cities will be patrolling their borders to make sure residents don't leave their homes unless it's an emergency. 

Millions of workers reeling from the economic fallout will be getting individual checks from the federal government. But undocumented workers won’t be getting any relief.

New Jersey is now the state with the second-most confirmed coronavirus cases in the country, after New York.

New Jersey has the second highest number of COVID-19 cases in the country. Hospitals say they’re in dire need of equipment and are worried about staffing shortages.

The New Jersey State Nurses Association says 900 active and retired nurses have volunteered to help fight the COVID-19 outbreak. 

New Jersey's Supreme Court has ordered that certain inmates from county jails be temporarily released in response to the coronavirus.

Jobs are disappearing amid the restrictions to stop the rapid spread of COVID-19. That's hit some of the region's most vulnerable workers disproportionately hard.

Unemployment claims in New Jersey are skyrocketing as businesses shut their doors and send workers home amid the threat of COVID-19. 

NJ Transit is asking the federal government for more than a billion dollars in aid to help make up for an unprecedented plunge in ridership.

Restaurants and bars in the tri-state area are shutting down, and will only be able to offer takeout and delivery in order to help stop the spread of COVID-19. 

The Jersey City kosher market that was targeted by two shooters in a rampage of gunfire last December is back open for business.

New Jersey Transit is reporting a 20 percent dip in ridership this week compared to last week. 

New Jersey is requiring schools to come up with backup plans to feed students who receive free or reduced lunch should they have to close over potential exposure to COVID-19.

New Jersey officials are telling schools to plan for potential closures in case the coronavirus outbreak worsens.

Two people have now tested positive for Covid-19 in New Jersey, but the cases are not believed to be connected. 

New Jersey Democratic Rep. Josh Gottheimer is getting primaried from the left, by a progressive who once counted herself among his supporters.

Newark remains locked in a legal battle with New York City over Mayor de Blasio's controversial program to relocate homeless families out of state.

The head of NJ Transit faced a rough day during a hearing before a Senate Committee on Friday after he failed to bring staffers with him.