Gov. Phil Murphy announced that state offices and all six vaccine mega-sites will remain closed on Feb. 2.

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Gov. Phil Murphy announced that state offices and all six vaccine mega-sites will remain closed on Feb. 2.
On Feb. 1, the state reported 3,114 new COVID-19 cases and 34 confirmed deaths, bringing those respective cumulative totals to 700,346 and 21,513.
Gov. Phil Murphy said he sees fans in high school stands this Winter—if COVID-19 numbers keep improving.
Public health emergencies compound the challenges faced by disabled individuals as the needs of this vulnerable population appear to have been overlooked during the COVID-19
Hillsdale resident Omid Bayati attempted to bribe PVSC officials for help in procuring promotional opportunities within PVSC and politics broadly.
Rep. Mikie Sherrill made the explosive claim that sitting members of Congress helped those planning to attack the U.S. Capitol.
The proposed law addresses concerns related to the recent death of Lucas C. Homeijer, a 27-year-old Boonton native, who succumbed to injuries sustained as a recruit during a training exercise at the New Jersey State Police Academy.
North Jersey News Roundup for Jan. 7, 2021 recaps the attack on the U.S. Capitol by supporters of President Donald Trump.
The police reform policy, which is the first of its kind in the United States, emphasizes de-escalation and calls for the use of force as a last resort by New Jersey’s law enforcement officers.
Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie stars in a 30 second ad urging all American to wear a mask to combat the coronavirus
The mortality rate of patients hospitalized with COVID-19 in New Jersey declined over the Summer, according to a new study from the New Jersey Hospital Association.
Rep. Josh Gottheimer is at the forefront of an attempt to forge a coronavirus stimulus deal in Washington.
“I’m a big boy, thick skin. That doesn’t impact me at all and I think I could say the same thing for my wife,” stated Murphy. “But let’s leave my family out of this.”
Gov. Phil Murphy and the head of the New Jersey State Police labeled the actions of Trump supporters as “dangerous” when they blocked off the Garden State Parkway on Nov. 1.