Governor Murphy

It was definitely a busy morning for New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy. Just this morning he announced that New Jersey schools WILL be allowed to hold graduation ceremonies for the Class of 2020 starting July 6th. Guidelines for maintaining social distancing are still being worked out, but according to the Courier Post: Murphy also stated that for some schools with large graduating classes, adherin

Ocean County lawmakers in New Jersey's 10 Legislative District are sponsoring a bill that would cause certain executive orders by the governor to expire in 15 days unless extended by the legislature.

Earlier today, Governor Murphy's administration reversed his decision and said wave-parades are allowed as long as they don't involve large gatherings.

Ocean County 10th District State Senator Jim Holzapfel and Assemblymen Greg McGuckin and John Catalano are introducing a resolution calling on Governor Phil Murphy to immediately re-open businesses so the New Jersey economy can get a reboot.

The Ocean County towns with beaches have been meeting with each other and discussing the best way and timing to open up beaches and boardwalks as they map out the summer.

New Jersey’s Governor Phil Murphy announced on Monday that all schools in New Jersey will remain closed through the end of the academic year.

The Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control issued charges against 20, (including 3 at the Jersey Shore) bars, restaurants, breweries and liquor stores for violating executive orders related to COVID-19.

Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders announced that they will open up county parks and golf courses on Saturday, May 2 for their regular posted hours.

Ok New Jerseyans throughout the state...We are being given a HUGE test this weekend, I need you to pay attention and listen closely. All county and state parks will reopen this Saturday morning for what Governor Murphy is calling "passive recreation" which includes fishing, hiking, walking, running or jogging, biking, etc...

Funding for Toms River schools is in jeopardy and now the community is going directly to Trenton this Tuesday, December 10thto let their voices be heard directly to Governor Murphy in Trenton Toms River schools are facing a budget cut from the state of more than 4 million dollars which could cut clubs, sports, marching band, theatre, and more There will be a caravan of buses and cars of Toms River

Chief Little spoke out against budget cuts aimed at the Toms River School District.

New Jersey businesses and residents hit hard by the June 19-20 severe weather and flooding can now apply for low interest disaster loans from the U.S. Small Business Administration.