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Taking "a big step forward in our restart and recovery," Gov. Murphy on Thursday announced that non-essential retailers would be allowed to open their doors starting June 15.

Get ready to get social while social distancing.

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

New Jersey could borrow as much as $14B to help replenish its budget and those of some counties and municipalities hit hard by declines in revenues connected to coronavirus.

As NJ prepares to enter stage two of reopening, health officials continue to ramp-up testing, contract tracing, and isolation plans to stop a COVID spike from spreading like wildfire.

An earlier survey revealed one-third of all patients felt the pandemic would impact them further as time went on, and six weeks later, respondents say it's happened.

In response to COVID-19, beach patrol crews have been trained on modified rescues and lifesaving techniques to help limit the risk of virus transmission.

Gov. Phil Murphy said Monday the state is ready to enter a new stage of its economic recovery — one that will see restaurants, retail and personal care businesses open back up in the coming weeks.

Coronavirus has New Jersey emphasizing vote-by-mail. But around 1% of such ballots are typically rejected, often when signatures don't match voter records.

The COVID-19 pandemic may have led to stay at home orders and other restrictions but that doesn't mean the drug business has come to a halt by any stretch of the imagination.