Flu

Here are places in New Jersey where you can still get the flu vaccination, sometimes for free.

Meanwhile, a certain strain of the virus is just picking up speed and will likely infect residents for the next several weeks.

Monmouth County will offer free shots on Thursday for children from select communities as the state confirms a second flu fatality.

New Jersey has officially reported just one influenza-related death this season, but the Garden State has not been totally immune to the most pronounced flu outbreak in the United States in close to a decade.

With the number of flu cases reported in New Jersey headed to record levels, doctors say you have to be careful about contact with others everywhere you go, even a Super Bowl party.

This year's flu season keeps getting worse in New Jersey. Health officials say we're not in a crisis yet, but they are concerned.

More than 5,000 confirmed cases in New Jersey so far.

There's a big flu spike in New Jersey. Half the state is now reporting high levels of influenza-like activity.

When the ball drops at midnight, careful who you kiss.

'Tis the season ... to get sick. As the weather gets colder, flu season is heating up in the Garden State.

The Health Department recommends anyone who is at least 6 months or older should get vaccinated.

Some Jersey residents already getting their flu shots