COVID In New Jersey: Gov. Murphy Says Goal Is To Start Vaccinating General Public By Memorial Day
Only about a quarter of New Jersey's 400,000 doses of vaccine have been distributed, but there are signs they'll move much faster in a matter of days.
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Only about a quarter of New Jersey's 400,000 doses of vaccine have been distributed, but there are signs they'll move much faster in a matter of days.
The closely-watched Senate runoff will determine which party controls the Senate — and possibly how much of President-elect Joe Biden's agenda can be accomplished in the first two years of his presidency.
Mayor Bill de Blasio took ownership Tuesday of the city's initial failure to fast track the distribution of COVID vaccines.
As President Trump campaigned in Georgia on Monday night for Republicans facing Senate runoff elections, he also focused on his own election.
Angry at a slow pace of vaccine distribution, Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Monday expanded the number of eligible people and slammed hospitals who have not used their allotment.
Frustration is growing over the slow pace of COVID vaccinations being distributed in New York state.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was re-elected to lead the chamber as the 117th Congress convened Sunday.
Rose filed paperwork with the New York City Campaign Finance Board for a potential mayoral run but said he decided not to, "after serious consideration."
Some of the Garden State's lowest-paid workers got a raise to begin the new year. It's part of a deal signed by Gov. Phil Murphy in 2019 to increase the minimum wage each year.
New Jersey residents voted through a constitutional amendment to legalize marijuana, but finalizing legislation has been hit with delays.
Following the House's approval Monday of legislation to boost the direct payments to Americans from $600 to $2,000, all eyes are on the Republican-controlled Senate.
The COVID relief bill sets aside $600 for Americans struggling through this pandemic.
The White House said Sunday night that President Trump signed legislation for $900 billion coronavirus economic aid and the $1.4 trillion in government spending, averting a government shutdown.
The Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance is still trying to prosecute Manafort on mortgage fraud charges.
Some teachers working in tough conditions during the coronavirus pandemic say the city has found a way to cause them even more stress.
