New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy On COVID-19 Vaccine: 'We're Going To Have Our Own Process'
Murphy also announced he's extending the public health emergency by another 30 days.
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Murphy also announced he's extending the public health emergency by another 30 days.
There's an 18-month grace period for restaurants and grocery stores to prepare for the change.
People who make more than $1 million a year will see a tax increase of just under 2%. In exchange, that money will help struggling families.
If you need a new license in New Jersey, be prepared to wait. The line at the Motor Vehicle Commission in Wayne snaked through the parking lot Friday. Hundreds arrived before dawn.
People have been waiting for hours outside Motor Vehicle Commission locations since they reopened in July.
You may have seen them on your commute -- American flags posted on highway overpasses.
De Blasio also urged residents to avoid traveling, especially to states with high infection rates.
Restaurants must operate at 25 percent capacity with social distancing between tables. Staff must wear masks.
Working parents have been scrambling to find child care for their kids this fall and figure out how to pay for it.
She says her mom was living at a private long-term care facility that she believes was taking in COVID-19 patients from St. Barnabas Hospital.
Speaking at a news conference on Wednesday, the governor went into detail about what life will be like in gyms going forward in the age of COVID-19.
The DOJ says the information will help determine whether it will launch investigations under the Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act.
Gov. Phil Murphy says the federal government needs to provide more.
Murphy said the state is facing a $5.7 billion shortfall and compared the current economic disaster to the Civil War and the Great Depression.
The bond would benefit three out of every four children born in New Jersey.
Dining out in New Jersey, one of the slowest states in the country to reopen, still means dining outside. There's now a glimmer of hope.
The coronavirus pandemic has ensured that the start of the school year won't look like it usually does across the state.
One gym owner says what's even more challenging is watching studios that offer yoga, martial arts and Pilates get the opportunity to reopen in the Garden State.
The title dates back to a time when only white landholders could hold public office.
The Trump Campaign is suing New Jersey's governor over plans to mail ballots to nearly every resident in the state.
Reopening phases have come and gone, but as for dining at New York City restaurants, it remains outdoor only. So what is the plan when the seasons change and the temperatures drop?
"It doesn't matter what party you're in, everybody gets a ballot," Murphy said.
"Not only will this not be a normal school year, furthermore there is no one-size-fits-all plan to this very difficult situation," the governor said.
Social media flyers for the for-profit event featured a bikini-clad woman. The party drew as many as 500 people at one point, police said.
New Jersey is taking steps to help low-income renters and small property landlords facing hardships due to the coronavirus pandemic.
