A Taste of Taylor: Introducing NJ’s Official Taylor Swift-Inspired Sandwich
Governor Murphy may have just ended the Pork Roll vs Taylor Ham debate with the help of Taylor Swift!
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Masks Won’t Be Mandatory in New Jersey Schools This Fall After All, Gov. Murphy Says
Governor Murphy had previously said as recently as this month that he anticipated masks to be required in the classroom when students returned to school this fall for the 2021-2022 school year.
Governor Murphy: Get Vaccinated in May & You’ll Get a Free Beer in NJ
The state of New Jersey has put together a plan to put a free beer in your hand if you get your first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine in the month of May.
BREAKING: More People Can Attend Proms & Weddings, Gov. Murphy Announces
Governor Murphy just announced that some of the state's COVID-19 restrictions would be rolled back, effective May 10.
NJ Restaurants, Casinos, Gyms, Salons & More Can Operate at 50% Capacity, Effective March 19
New Jersey's Governor Phil Murphy will expand the capacity limits at several indoor business categories to 50 percent, Governor Murphy announced during his COVID-19 briefing on Wednesday. The news was first reported by NorthJersey.com earlier in the day...
NJ State Offices Closed on Inauguration Day
All workers have been told to work remotely.
Governor Murphy Signs Bill To Make NJ MVC Lines Shorter
Governor Murphy signs 2 bills that will shorten the lines at New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission and it will benefit senior citizens.
NJ Lowers Indoor Capacity Once Again, As Coronavirus Cases Rise
As worries that house parties have led to an increase in COVID-19 cases, New Jersey’s Governor Phil Murphy has increased the restrictions on ALL indoor gatherings in the state.
Governor Murphy Issues Warning; Says He’s “Alarmed” As Coronavirus Cases Rise
With a transmission rate of 1.35, New Jersey is now reporting one of the highest COVID-19 rates of transmission in the country, and as a result, Governor Murphy says "alarms" are going off.
BREAKING: New Jersey Schools Would Stay Closed; Start The Year “All-Remote” Under Proposed Bill
All schools in New Jersey should start the 2020-2021 year with all remote education, at least that’s what a new piece of legislation is calling for today.