Covid-19 Coronavirus

He admits he’s worried sick about people getting sloppy and letting down their guard as they venture out into stores, restaurants and salons

Until outdoor dining is actually underway in New Jersey, the Garden State will be losing this business to neighboring states, according to the association that represents the state's restaurant industry.

As the State prepares to enter Stage Two of the reopening, health officials continue to ramp up testing, contract tracing and isolation plans to stop a COVID spike from spreading like wildfire.

No word yet on when gyms will reopen, but Murphy says they're coming.

Under the Toms River resolution, a section of the Township Land Use Code will be amended for special event applications to allow for outdoor tables, chairs, umbrellas and benches for food establishments with the $100 permit fee being waived.

Experts say districts prefer to first look at items that don't directly impact students, or aren't required.

They have now partnered with another volunteer organization, the New Jersey EMS Task Force, attending to needs like proper personal protective equipment.

Swimming pools are being opened, and the warmer temperatures are making it more likely you'll want to visit a body of water for relief.

The governor is calling on all Garden State residents to correctly wear a mask.

State law enforcement officials say in-person meet-ups are down but predators are pushing harder for nude pictures, videos and other explicit abuse material

A group of restaurant owners gathered outside Woody's Ocean Grille on Friday to push for a June 5 reopening date for outdoor dining.

Murphy also announced a return of non-contact youth sports beginning June 22 and youth day cams on July 6.