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Gov. Murphy: 3,088 new cases of COVID-19 detected in New Jersey
Gov. Phil Murphy and state officials discuss the latest updates on the coronavirus crisis in New Jersey. 
Your Coronavirus 2020 Photos
Whatever the reason is, News 12 wants to see photos of what you're doing to keep busy during the coronavirus pandemic. 
LIVE BLOG - Coronavirus updates from the tri-state area and beyond
Latest updates - Pence warns Philadelphia emerging as potential hot spot, NY assemblyman dies, Cuomo reports NY's highest single-day death toll, NJ moves primary elections and Murphy orders nonessential construction to stop. 
Jersey Proud: Teens giving back to the community to feed the frontline
Teenagers all over New Jersey are giving back to their communities by fundraising and donating food to help the health care workers and first responders who are battling the coronavirus outbreak in the state.
Nutley woman who had COVID-19 expected to be released from hospital Saturday on 107th birthday
A 106-year-old woman from Nutley will have a big reason to celebrate her upcoming birthday Saturday after she is expected to be released from the hospital after contracting COVID-19. 
Like the elderly, immunocompromised children are also at higher risk from coronavirus
Much of the focus on coronavirus has been on the elderly who are at a higher risk of complications from the virus. But immunocompromised children are also at risk. 
State: 10 residents of Paramus Veterans Memorial Home die from COVID-19
At least 10 people living at the Paramus Veterans Memorial Home have died from complications relating to COVID-19, according to the New Jersey Department of Military and Veterans Affairs. 
NJ surgeon who recovered from COVID-19 shaves head to benefit food bank
A South Jersey surgeon who has recovered from COVID-19 organized a fundraiser to benefit a local food bank. 
Radio City Rockettes find ways to stay in top form during pandemic
Theaters and rehearsal spaces are closed during the coronavirus pandemic, but groups like the famed Radio City Rockettes are finding ways to stay in top form, while also helping others do the same. 
KIYC: Outdated tech, overwhelmed staffers slows New Jersey’s unemployment response
New Jerseyans out of work due to COVID-19 are finding it impossible to claim unemployment benefits because of obsolete government technology and staffers overwhelmed by the volume of calls. 
Linda Tripp, whose tapes exposed Clinton scandal, dies at 70
Linda Tripp, whose secretly recorded conversations with White House intern Monica Lewinsky led to the 1998 impeachment of President Bill Clinton, has died at age 70. 
Neptune Girl Scout troop donates Girl Scout Cookies to medical workers
A Girl Scout troop from Monmouth County is giving back to the medical community. 
Elizabeth mayor asks AG to investigate nursing home where 12 died from COVID-19
The mayor of Elizabeth is asking the New Jersey attorney general to investigate a nursing home where at least 12 residents died from COVID-19-related complications. 
500-bed FEMA field hospital to soon open at expo center in Edison
New Jersey is set to open its second FEMA field hospital as part of the ongoing effort to combat the coronavirus pandemic. 
State: 47,437 cases of coronavirus across New Jersey. Here is a county-by-county breakdown
The statewide total number of coronavirus cases in New Jersey now stands at 47,437 cases statewide, after Gov. Phil Murphy announced 3,088 new cases on Wednesday. 
Panera Bread starts selling grocery items via GrubHub
Panera Bread is now selling a variety of grocery items through GrubHub. 
Sesame Street announces ‘Elmo’s Playdate’ with celeb guests Anne Hathaway, Lin-Manuel Miranda
Sesame Street announced it will be airing a primetime special to bring joy to children and families around the world during this unprecedented time. 
Fallon, Sandler sing about new social distancing rules in 'Don't Touch Grandma'
“The Tonight Show’s” Jimmy Fallon and comedian Adam Sandler have created a lighthearted song about keeping safe during the coronavirus pandemic. 
Walgreens ramping up efforts to help stop COVID-19
Walgreens is ramping up its efforts to help stop the spread of coronavirus. 
Sen. Bernie Sanders ends presidential campaign
Sen. Bernie Sanders dropping out of the race leaves former Vice President Joe Biden as the presumptive Democratic nominee.
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COVID-19 grocery safety tips to ease anxiety about shopping trips
COVID-19 grocery safety tips to ease anxiety about shopping trips
Is it safe to go to the grocery store? Should you wipe down what you buy? Experts say there are things shoppers can do to make grocery shopping safer.Is it safe to go to the grocery store? Should you wipe down what you buy? Experts say there are things shoppers can do to make grocery shopping safer.Can ‘co-venting’ solve New Jersey’s ventilator shortage problem?
Can ‘co-venting’ solve New Jersey’s ventilator shortage problem?
Allowing patients to share ventilators, or "co-venting,” could help New Jersey hospitals deal with a potential surge in COVID-19 cases.Allowing patients to share ventilators, or "co-venting,” could help New Jersey hospitals deal with a potential surge in COVID-19 cases.Some NJ construction workers fear virus exposure as they continue to work
Some NJ construction workers fear virus exposure as they continue to work
While most of New Jersey is under a "stay at home" order, construction workers across New Jersey are on the job.While most of New Jersey is under a "stay at home" order, construction workers across New Jersey are on the job.Fact or fiction? Debunking social media claims about coronavirus
Fact or fiction? Debunking social media claims about coronavirus
With COVID-19 spreading, people are searching for information. But if you're looking on social media, you may have trouble telling fact from fiction.With COVID-19 spreading, people are searching for information. But if you're looking on social media, you may have trouble telling fact from fiction.What $2 trillion stimulus passed by Senate last night means to you?
What $2 trillion stimulus passed by Senate last night means to you?
What $2 trillion stimulus passed by Senate last night means to you?
What $2 trillion stimulus passed by Senate last night means to you?
A $2 trillion stimulus package that would provide millions of families with cash to help with expenses, and increased unemployment benefits to people out of work, is now one step away from being signed into law.A $2 trillion stimulus package that would provide millions of families with cash to help with expenses, and increased unemployment benefits to people out of work, is now one step away from being signed into law.
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Power & Politics - Full Show for April 4
Power & Politics - Full Show for April 4
Hoboken's mayor joins the show to discuss the city's response to the COVID-19 crisis.Hoboken's mayor joins the show to discuss the city's response to the COVID-19 crisis.Power & Politics - Full Show for March 28
Power & Politics - Full Show for March 28
Rep. Josh Gottheimer and the mayor of Jersey City join the show for the latest on the coronavirus outbreak.Rep. Josh Gottheimer and the mayor of Jersey City join the show for the latest on the coronavirus outbreak.Power & Politics - Full Show for March 21
Power & Politics - Full Show for March 21
Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) and Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin join News 12's Eric Landskroner to discuss steps taken to curb the spread of coronavirus, plus what comes next.Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) and Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin join News 12's Eric Landskroner to discuss steps taken to curb the spread of coronavirus, plus what comes next.Power & Politics - Full Show for March 14
Power & Politics - Full Show for March 14
Watch Power & Politics Fridays at 9 p.m. plus Saturdays and Sundays at 11:30 a.m., 2:30 p.m. & 4:30 p.m. on News 12 New Jersey.Watch Power & Politics Fridays at 9 p.m. plus Saturdays and Sundays at 11:30 a.m., 2:30 p.m. & 4:30 p.m. on News 12 New Jersey.Weinberg’s group holds 2nd meeting to address misogyny, sexism in New Jersey
Weinberg’s group holds 2nd meeting to address misogyny, sexism in New Jersey
A working group designed to identify and root out sexual harassment, sexism and misogyny in New Jersey held its second public forum on Monday.A working group designed to identify and root out sexual harassment, sexism and misogyny in New Jersey held its second public forum on Monday.
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Gov. Murphy: Customers must now wear face coverings when shopping in public
Gov. Murphy: Customers must now wear face coverings when shopping in public
Gov. Phil Murphy has signed an executive order that will change the way New Jerseyans shop in public during the coronavirus outbreak.Gov. Phil Murphy has signed an executive order that will change the way New Jerseyans shop in public during the coronavirus outbreak.Nutley woman who had COVID-19 expected to be released from hospital Saturday on 107th birthday
Nutley woman who had COVID-19 expected to be released from hospital Saturday on 107th birthday
Nutley woman who had COVID-19 expected to be released from hospital Saturday on 107th birthday
Nutley woman who had COVID-19 expected to be released from hospital Saturday on 107th birthday
A 106-year-old woman from Nutley will have a big reason to celebrate her upcoming birthday Saturday after she is expected to be released from the hospital after contracting COVID-19.A 106-year-old woman from Nutley will have a big reason to celebrate her upcoming birthday Saturday after she is expected to be released from the hospital after contracting COVID-19.KIYC: Outdated tech, overwhelmed staffers slows New Jersey’s unemployment response
KIYC: Outdated tech, overwhelmed staffers slows New Jersey’s unemployment response
New Jerseyans out of work due to COVID-19 are finding it impossible to claim unemployment benefits because of obsolete government technology and staffers overwhelmed by the volume of calls.New Jerseyans out of work due to COVID-19 are finding it impossible to claim unemployment benefits because of obsolete government technology and staffers overwhelmed by the volume of calls.Elizabeth mayor asks AG to investigate nursing home where 12 died from COVID-19
Elizabeth mayor asks AG to investigate nursing home where 12 died from COVID-19
The mayor of Elizabeth is asking the New Jersey attorney general to investigate a nursing home where at least 12 residents died from COVID-19-related complications.The mayor of Elizabeth is asking the New Jersey attorney general to investigate a nursing home where at least 12 residents died from COVID-19-related complications.‘We can’t coop people up’: Outdoor group not happy Gov. Murphy closed all state, county parks
‘We can’t coop people up’: Outdoor group not happy Gov. Murphy closed all state, county parks
Gov. Phil Murphy has closed all state and county parks in New Jersey until further notice, but not everyone is happy about the decision.Gov. Phil Murphy has closed all state and county parks in New Jersey until further notice, but not everyone is happy about the decision.
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‘There are birds’: Enjoying the sights of birds in spring during social distancing
‘There are birds’: Enjoying the sights of birds in spring during social distancing
‘There are birds’: Enjoying the sights of birds in spring during social distancing
‘There are birds’: Enjoying the sights of birds in spring during social distancing
Perhaps a saving grace of social distancing is that it's happening in Spring, and now is the time to look at birds and find them a more welcome sight than ever.Perhaps a saving grace of social distancing is that it's happening in Spring, and now is the time to look at birds and find them a more welcome sight than ever.News 12’s Brian Donohue practices social distancing with the use of his ‘corona-cane’
News 12’s Brian Donohue practices social distancing with the use of his ‘corona-cane’
As the coronavirus outbreak spreads across New Jersey, people are being extra careful to keep a safe distance from one another.As the coronavirus outbreak spreads across New Jersey, people are being extra careful to keep a safe distance from one another.No room to grieve: The coronavirus pandemic is robbing people of a chance to say goodbye
No room to grieve: The coronavirus pandemic is robbing people of a chance to say goodbye
As the number of New Jerseyans who are losing their lives to the coronavirus continues to climb, the pandemic has also upended the end-of-life process and post-death rituals of people dying from non-coronavirus-related causes.As the number of New Jerseyans who are losing their lives to the coronavirus continues to climb, the pandemic has also upended the end-of-life process and post-death rituals of people dying from non-coronavirus-related causes.It started with turkey soup: How a New Jersey woman sparked a movement helping others
It started with turkey soup: How a New Jersey woman sparked a movement helping others
The coronavirus pandemic has left many in New Jersey wondering what they can do to help others. For one New Jersey woman, it was a pot of turkey soup that sparked a movement to help feed others.The coronavirus pandemic has left many in New Jersey wondering what they can do to help others. For one New Jersey woman, it was a pot of turkey soup that sparked a movement to help feed others.Doing its part: Carlstadt apparel company pitching in to make PPE
Doing its part: Carlstadt apparel company pitching in to make PPE
While hospitals around New York and New Jersey deal with a shortage of personal protection gear for health care workers, manufacturing companies around the country are switching gears to help keep up with the demand.While hospitals around New York and New Jersey deal with a shortage of personal protection gear for health care workers, manufacturing companies around the country are switching gears to help keep up with the demand.
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Jersey Proud: Teens giving back to the community to feed the frontline
Jersey Proud: Teens giving back to the community to feed the frontline
Teenagers all over New Jersey are giving back to their communities by fundraising and donating food to help the health care workers and first responders who are battling the coronavirus outbreak in the state.
Teenagers all over New Jersey are giving back to their communities by fundraising and donating food to help the health care workers and first responders who are battling the coronavirus outbreak in the state.
Jersey Proud: Helping Edison Senior Citizens
Jersey Proud: Helping Edison Senior Citizens
An Edison woman is doing her part to help senior citizens impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. Chrissy Martinez started a Facebook group, Helping Our Senior Citizens of Edison, as a way to help the older residents of Edison get groceries while they are hunkered down in their homes.
An Edison woman is doing her part to help senior citizens impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. Chrissy Martinez started a Facebook group, Helping Our Senior Citizens of Edison, as a way to help the older residents of Edison get groceries while they are hunkered down in their homes.
Jersey Proud: Fisherman starts fundraiser to buy pizza for hospital staff
Jersey Proud: Fisherman starts fundraiser to buy pizza for hospital staff
A New Jersey fisherman started a fundraiser to buy pizza for hospital staff working during the pandemic. He started off selling his fishing rod to raise the money. Through multiple donations, he's raised enough to buy pizzas for at least five New Jersey Hospitals. Anyone who wishes to join the cause can do so HERE.
A New Jersey fisherman started a fundraiser to buy pizza for hospital staff working during the pandemic. He started off selling his fishing rod to raise the money. Through multiple donations, he's raised enough to buy pizzas for at least five New Jersey Hospitals. Anyone who wishes to join the cause can do so HERE.
Jersey Proud: New Jerseyans giving back to NJ hospitals
Jersey Proud: New Jerseyans giving back to NJ hospitals
People from all over New Jersey are giving back to the state's hospitals during the coronavirus pandemic. Tonight we focus on Hackensack University Medical Center.
People from all over New Jersey are giving back to the state's hospitals during the coronavirus pandemic. Tonight we focus on Hackensack University Medical Center.
Jersey Proud: Ribbons to support essential workers
Jersey Proud: Ribbons to support essential workers
Jackie Thomas of Pequannock started a movement to tie white ribbons to trees outside her neighbors' homes to show support for essential workers working to combat the coronavirus.
Jackie Thomas of Pequannock started a movement to tie white ribbons to trees outside her neighbors' homes to show support for essential workers working to combat the coronavirus.
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News 12 social media concert series lineup
News 12 social media concert series lineup
News 12 is holding a series of concerts via social media to keep our audience and viewers entertained and engaged during these challenging times.News 12 is holding a series of concerts via social media to keep our audience and viewers entertained and engaged during these challenging times.8 TV shows to revisit during your COVID-19 quarantine
8 TV shows to revisit during your COVID-19 quarantine
Give Mac a potato, some string, a straw and a light bulb – and maybe we can knock a few weeks off this quarantine.
Give Mac a potato, some string, a straw and a light bulb – and maybe we can knock a few weeks off this quarantine.
There are plenty of classic shows on TV to enjoy. Here are a few in no order, without regard to genre.There are plenty of classic shows on TV to enjoy. Here are a few in no order, without regard to genre.Your Breath of Fresh Air Photos
Your Breath of Fresh Air Photos
In these trying times, we can all use a breath of fresh air every once in a while. News 12 wants to see your scenic photos while you get your breath of fresh air.In these trying times, we can all use a breath of fresh air every once in a while. News 12 wants to see your scenic photos while you get your breath of fresh air.Your 2020 Easter Photos
Your 2020 Easter Photos
Celebrating Easter or Passover is a little different this year. So, we want to see how you are celebrating. News 12 wants to see all of your photos, including throwbacks!Celebrating Easter or Passover is a little different this year. So, we want to see how you are celebrating. News 12 wants to see all of your photos, including throwbacks!Want to get back to nature? Check out the national parks you can visit virtually
Want to get back to nature? Check out the national parks you can visit virtually
You can still visit a national park from the safety of your home - virtually. Here's a list of some of the most breathtaking.You can still visit a national park from the safety of your home - virtually. Here's a list of some of the most breathtaking.
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Authorities: Man faces charges for coughing on Wegmans employee, saying he had coronavirus
Authorities: Man faces charges for coughing on Wegmans employee, saying he had coronavirus
A Monmouth County man is facing terroristic threat charges for allegedly coughing on a Wegmans store employee and telling her that he had the coronavirus.A Monmouth County man is facing terroristic threat charges for allegedly coughing on a Wegmans store employee and telling her that he had the coronavirus.Police chief: Man in custody for 2 separate attacks on officers in the Bronx
Police chief: Man in custody for 2 separate attacks on officers in the Bronx
Police officials say a second police officer was shot in the Bronx, hours after a gunman targeted officers in a patrol van.A man is in police custody after shooting an officer inside the 41st Precinct on Sunday. The attack took place just hours after another officer was shot in a patrol van just a block away.Bait and switch – Woman allegedly switched, stole rings from NJ Costco stores
Bait and switch – Woman allegedly switched, stole rings from NJ Costco stores
Bait and switch – Woman allegedly switched, stole rings from NJ Costco stores
Bait and switch – Woman allegedly switched, stole rings from NJ Costco stores
Police say a woman from Nutley has been arrested after allegedly committing what is determined to be a bait and switch related incident involving a $28,000 ring at two different Costco stores.Police say a woman from Nutley has been arrested after allegedly committing what is determined to be a bait and switch related incident involving a $28,000 ring at two different Costco stores.Officials: 19 arrested in connection to drug trafficking ring in Monmouth County
Officials: 19 arrested in connection to drug trafficking ring in Monmouth County
Officials: 19 arrested in connection to drug trafficking ring in Monmouth County
Officials: 19 arrested in connection to drug trafficking ring in Monmouth County
Officials say 19 people have been arrested in connection to a drug trafficking ring in Monmouth County.Officials say 19 people have been arrested in connection to a drug trafficking ring in Monmouth County.‘I just wanted closure’: Arrest made in girl’s 1992 cold-case slaying
‘I just wanted closure’: Arrest made in girl’s 1992 cold-case slaying
A Monmouth County cold case has just been solved after more than 25 years.A Monmouth County cold case has just been solved after more than 25 years.
