Coronavirus Jersey Shore: Cape May County Moving Forward With Reopening Plan As Summer Nears
County leaders presented a lengthy resolution, calling the move a "safe, thoughtful and progressive reopening of public facilities and businesses."
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County leaders presented a lengthy resolution, calling the move a "safe, thoughtful and progressive reopening of public facilities and businesses."
Beginning at 8 a.m. Friday, some small businesses in the first state will be allowed to operate under strict health and safety guidelines.
Residents have started an online petition in hopes of getting Murphy to change his mind.
Problems are persisting in New Jersey as more people say they are unable to file their unemployment claims.
The COVID-19 outbreak has forced a number of meat process plants to close, leading to limited quantities.
When construction work continues, it'll come with new guidelines, including workers wearing face masks and staying six feet apart from each other when possible.
According to a new study from Wallet Hub, the three states have seen the smallest growth in unemployment claims relative to other states.
Nationwide, meat processing plants have struggled with sickness, employee attendance and supply chain disruption.
It would only apply to licensed businesses that lost more than 25% of their average monthly total sales.
Philadelphia is seeing new signs of hope amid the coronavirus pandemic.
New Jersey's COVID-19 death toll has now surpassed the state's casualties in several wars, natural disasters and terrorist attacks combined.
Many suppliers are working around the kinks in our local supply chain.
Philadelphia's rich tourism that attracts people from all over the world has been devastated.
Summer won't look like it has in years past but Murphy hopes to reopen shore towns sooner rather than later.
With 1.65 million Pennsylvanians having now filed for unemployment, backlogs have caused many to wait to collect for more than a month.
