Phil Murphy

A top NJ Health Department Doc says nothing is 100% and he expects the vaccine will play a role in the state’s vaccination campaign moving forward

Coronavirus metrics are better than the “best case scenario” model predicted but the governor won’t expand capacity limits or offer any graduation guidance yet.

He describes the health crisis is “incredibly serious” and rejects suggestions by some the virus poses a minuscule risk to most state residents.

Murphy proposed the election-year agenda in Newark, the state’s largest city, during a more than an hourlong, rally-like event in a crowded community center.

Nevertheless Gov. Phil Murphy says we have one of the best vaccination programs in the nation and the state is on target to vaccinate 70% of the adult population by June.

Nevertheless Gov. Phil Murphy remains convinced we will be in a "much better and different place" by Memorial Day

New Jersey officials say caution is still needed in public because many questions about COVID-19 remain unanswered and people are still dying and getting sick.

Gov. Phil Murphy announced the eligibility window was being moved up by two weeks, as the state's supply of doses has been on the rise.

Governor Murphy just announced that all residents over the age of 16 will be eligible on April 19 for the vaccine.

Gov. Murphy says new cases and hospitalizations should keep rising, but he predicts we’re in store for “ a great summer.”

The state has launched a new web tool to try and better connect those eligible for COVID-19 vaccines with available appointments, as grouped by county.

Voting on machines will start two weekends before each November election. Shorter early voting will be available before primaries starting in 2022.