Phil Murphy

The governor says he has spoken to two major baby formula companies in New Jersey in an effort to help them increase production and capacity.

Murphy says his administration is "looking at what options we need to take," but says predictive modeling from the Department of Health indicates the current wave will peak in the "next week or two."

Among the changes Murphy seeks are full insurance coverage for abortions, without any cost-sharing, and a “reproductive health access fund” that would cover costs for uninsured and underinsured women.

"A far greater threat," according to the letter, are staffing shortages caused by the governor's requirements, rather than unvaccinated employees.

U.S. Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J., called overturning Roe v. Wade, which was decided in 1973, “an outrageous attack on Americans’ most fundamental rights.”

A new proposal by New Jersey Senate Republicans prompted the president of non-profit Advocates for Youth to lament the state being "pulled back into the dark ages" by misinformation.

Gov. Phil Murphy said it was "a truly dark day in America" after reports surfaced that the United States Supreme Court could be on the verge of overturning the landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade case that legalized abortion nationwide.

In a bid to address the spike in car thefts around New Jersey, the state will spend $10 million in federal aid to help more police departments obtain automatic license plate readers, which are already common in many of the state’s cities.

After a day of mask confusion on mass transit in New Jersey, Gov. Phil Murphy hopes to have and "wrinkles" worked out soon.

Gov. Phil Murphy enacted two packages of gun-related bills in his first term, but his push for a third round is so far unsuccessful.