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College officials know the next semester is still several weeks away and the behavior of the virus and the general public could turn their plans upside down.

Chief Administrator Sue Fulton describes the MVC reopening day debacle as devastating and vows to regain the trust of the motoring public.

Gov. Murphy and the state's Democrat-controlled Legislature have agreed on a measure that would allow the state to borrow up to roughly $10B to address the financial crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

High school sports are returning this fall, although a little later than usual.

Gov. Murphy said he is aware of "constructive criticisms" of his use of executive orders during the coronavirus pandemic as well as those he believes are trying to score political points.

A Toms River man who is also an associate of the DeCavalcante crime family has been sentenced to more than six years in prison for possession of nearly 500 grams of cocaine.

Because no one is really sure what the pandemic will look like in two months, the New Jersey Education Association is one of several groups backing a "National Call to Action."

Gov. Murphy on Thursday announced additional steps to take pressure off the overburdened MVC, including by once again extending deadlines and expiration dates.

Among the many changes being pushed by a movement toward racial and social justice that's sweeping across the nation is one to drop the title of county freeholder in the Garden State.

Names of New Jersey law enforcement officers seriously disciplined over the past two decades will remain under lock and key this summer, under a court order issued Wednesday.