COVID In New Jersey: Gov. Murphy Promises Transparency Over State's Spending On Protective Gear
Murphy said he wasn't sure why the purchase orders —typically a public document — were declined.
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Murphy said he wasn't sure why the purchase orders —typically a public document — were declined.
Authorities found the body of Cpl. Hayden Harris, 20, in a wooded area of Byram Township, New Jersey, on Saturday.
The holiday travel rush seems to be starting as COVID-19 cases and deaths rise across the nation as AAA reports that fewer people in the tri-state area will be traveling this year.
One by one, a South Jersey community left presents and well-wishes for a family in need of some Christmas cheer on Saturday.
The Kearse family gave Erica Diaz dozens of gifts and gift cards to help her family of three to rebuild their lives.
Some packages have been sitting since last month, with the pandemic driving more Americans toward online shopping.
The federal government is telling New Jersey to expect thousands fewer COVID-19 vaccines next week and for the rest of the month, though it's not clear why, the state's health commissioner said Friday.
Murphy says the state is working to open 200 satellite vaccine sites in the state in the coming weeks.
NJ Transit could have faced fines of more than $25,000 per day if it didn't meet the 2020 deadline for testing and implementing the system.
Wawa officials were on hand for a ribbon-cutting that launched the official opening of the drive-thru in Westampton.
Temperatures in the city tonight are likely to dip into the teens so a refreeze will be happening on untreated surfaces where melting took place this afternoon.
In October, Christie says he spent seven days in an intensive care unit before recovering from COVID-19.
The Democrat-led Assembly and Senate passed the bill during remote sessions because of the coronavirus pandemic.
The mayor says he hopes to raise more than $1 million with the stunt.
The lawsuit, announced by Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser, was filed in federal court in Washington, D.C. by states represented by bipartisan attorneys general.
