Governor Murphy talked about some familiar themes during his annual State of the State address on Tuesday. Murphy again addressed the Covid-19 crisis and asked residents to get vaccinated. He wants to get some new restrictive gun laws in place in New Jersey during the next year and said one of his concerns is high…
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has declared another Public Health Emergency for New Jersey. The new emergency is a result of what Murphy calls an “omicron tsunami” that has impacted the Garden State. With the emergency, Murphy can keep some measures in place including regular reporting by hospitals and mandates for teachers and health care…
State officials have identified the man shot to death by police in Millville last week. Police say the decedent is 33 year old Daniel Ackley of Millville, who was shot dead after police responded to a 911 call at a residence on Burns Road. Ackley was holding a machete outside of the house, and advanced…
New Jersey is trying to make it easier for commercial vehicle drivers to avoid hazards on the roadway. State officials unveiled a new real time traffic alert system that will help commercial drivers avoid hazardous conditions. In-cab congestion updates will be offered to commercial drivers, including those using the Garden State Parkway.
New Jersey reported 142 new coronavirus-related deaths in the past 24 hours. State officials say the surge is caseloads continues with over 21,000 new coronavirus cases during that same time. Governor Murphy is expected to have a new health emergency that would provide him with some additional powers.
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy will deliver the annual State of the State address today. Murphy is expected to discuss the continuing impacts and recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic, and other matters. The address will begin at 5:00pm.
The Cape May City Police Department announced that it has joined Nixle for its communication services. The message delivery service is available for free and will result in alerts being distributed to the greater Cape May area. Residents can sign up for the service on the department’s social media page.
Covid has changed the date for students to return to school at Atlantic Cape Community College. College officials announced on their website that the starting date for next semester has been pushed back to begin on January 24th. The school anticipates no further changes to its calendar.