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Widespread Testing Signals 'Enormous’ Progress for NJ’s Road Back
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Gov. Murphy References COVID-19 Toll on Veterans at Memorial Day Service; NJ ...
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Murphy: Groups of 25 Can Now Gather Outdoors
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NJ's Unemployment Rate Soars to Highest On Record
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Port Authority Asks for $3 billion from Feds to Recoup COVID-19 Losses
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NJ Beaches Will Be Open By Memorial Day Weekend, But Remember Social Distancing
By M.E. CAGNASSOLA
May 27, 2020TRENTON, NJ — One month into New Jersey’s recovery period, trends in data are showing the state is well past COVID-19’s harrowing April peak.
But according to officials, the decreases in new cases and hospitalizations aren’t a declaration of victory. Gov. Phil Murphy reminded citizens on Wednesday that while numbers continue to fall the state, they’re still ...
TRENTON, NJ -- On Monday, Gov. Phil Murphy announced via Twitter that New Jersey had 965 new confirmed positive cases of COVID-19, pushing the state total to 155,092. Among those cases, 2,755 are in hospitals, 719 are in critical or intensive care, and 540 are on ventilators. He also reported 16 new deaths.
"Sadly, we’ve lost 16 more New Jerseyans," Murphy ...
NEW JERSEY — In time for Memorial Day weekend, Gov. Phil Murphy lifted the 10-person outdoor limit on gatherings on Friday, now granting up to 25 to congregate — so long as they adhere to the proper COVID-19 safety protocols.
“So if you were looking forward to gathering with your neighbors for a Memorial Day cookout you may do so, so long as social distance and ...
TRENTON, NJ – The head of the state's Department of Labor said Thursday that the measures enacted to slow the spread of the coronavirus COVID-19 have resulted in the state’s unemployment numbers soaring to their highest recorded levels.
Robert Asaro-Angelo said that the state’s unemployment rate has hit 15.3% - the highest level since the state first started recording the ...
NEWARK, NJ — Standing before the unfinished Newark Liberty International Airport’s Terminal One redevelopment site, Rick Cotton, executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, detailed the drastic losses the government agency suffered as a result of the coronavirus.
With a 97% drop in passenger volume at Newark airport alone (the difference between ...
NEW JERSEY — While referencing “Jersey Girl” — in which Bruce Springsteen ruminates over everything being alright at the shore — Gov. Phil Murphy announced Thursday that all public and private beaches in the state will re-open in time for Memorial Day weekend.
Starting May 22, more than 120 miles of beaches in the state of 9 million, as well as lakefronts, ...
WESTFIELD, NJ — The state Assembly’s minority leader is calling for legislative hearings on reopening the state.
Assemblyman Jon Bramnick, R-Westfield, on Tuesday said decisions on reopening New Jersey should not be made behind closed doors.
“I’m deeply concerned that we don’t have enough information flowing out of Trenton to answer the questions of the people, ...
TRENTON, NJ -- During his daily COVID-19 press conference on Monday, May 11, Gov. Phil Murphy and NJ State Police Col. Patrick Callahan attempted to clarify some confusion following publication of a letter Callahan sent to school administrators concerning high school graduations ceremonies and car caravans.
Over the weekend, the head of the state police advised school districts ...
TRENTON, NJ – The graphs shown on NJ Governor Phil Murphy’s May 11 COVID-19 press briefing are all pointing in the right direction. As he usually does, Murphy went through several points of data, adding his own commentary. We will summarize them for you here.
Murphy did not hold briefings over the weekend, so the information he shared were numbers reported today with ...
TRENTON - As state and federal leaders plan for the slow, steady reopening of New Jersey, “contact tracing” is a strategy that will likely be used to limit the spread of COVID-19.
But how would “contact tracing” be used and how does it affect personal privacy?
Those are questions from Assemblyman Jamel Holley (D-20th Dist.), vice chair of the Assembly Homeland ...
By M.E. CAGNASSOLA
May 27, 2020TRENTON, NJ — One month into New Jersey’s recovery period, trends in data are showing the state is well past COVID-19’s harrowing April peak.
But according to officials, the decreases in new cases and hospitalizations aren’t a declaration of victory. Gov. Phil Murphy reminded citizens on Wednesday that while numbers continue to fall the state, they’re still ...
TRENTON, NJ -- On Monday, Gov. Phil Murphy announced via Twitter that New Jersey had 965 new confirmed positive cases of COVID-19, pushing the state total to 155,092. Among those cases, 2,755 are in hospitals, 719 are in critical or intensive care, and 540 are on ventilators. He also reported 16 new deaths.
"Sadly, we’ve lost 16 more New Jerseyans," Murphy ...
NEW JERSEY — In time for Memorial Day weekend, Gov. Phil Murphy lifted the 10-person outdoor limit on gatherings on Friday, now granting up to 25 to congregate — so long as they adhere to the proper COVID-19 safety protocols.
“So if you were looking forward to gathering with your neighbors for a Memorial Day cookout you may do so, so long as social distance and ...
TRENTON, NJ – The head of the state's Department of Labor said Thursday that the measures enacted to slow the spread of the coronavirus COVID-19 have resulted in the state’s unemployment numbers soaring to their highest recorded levels.
Robert Asaro-Angelo said that the state’s unemployment rate has hit 15.3% - the highest level since the state first started recording the ...
NEWARK, NJ — Standing before the unfinished Newark Liberty International Airport’s Terminal One redevelopment site, Rick Cotton, executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, detailed the drastic losses the government agency suffered as a result of the coronavirus.
With a 97% drop in passenger volume at Newark airport alone (the difference between ...
NEW JERSEY — While referencing “Jersey Girl” — in which Bruce Springsteen ruminates over everything being alright at the shore — Gov. Phil Murphy announced Thursday that all public and private beaches in the state will re-open in time for Memorial Day weekend.
Starting May 22, more than 120 miles of beaches in the state of 9 million, as well as lakefronts, ...
