Delaware’s Delaware Bay coastline has been impacted this week by globs of oil that have come ashore. The United States Coast Guard reported that an incident command has been established as oil has washed up from Cape Henlopen to Fowler Beach. There are 75 contractors reponding. Photo courtesy of the United States Coast Guard.
Over two million New Jersey residents have already voted in the 2020 election. Governor Murphy announced on his social media page that this represents a little over half of all the ballots that were cast in the last presidential election four years ago.
New Jersey has 1,062 new cases of coronavirus Wednesday. State health officials say the total is now over 223,000 cases. There are 18 new deaths to report statewide.
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy walked off the stage at a public event Wednesday after he learned he came in contact with someone who tested positive for coronavirus. NJ.com reports that Murphy attended an event in Camden County when he learned that someone he came in contact with over the weekend has the virus. Murphy…
New Jersey added 13 deaths from coronavirus on Tuesday. State health officials also confirmed over 1,000 new cases of the virus on the same day. The rate of transmission continues to decrease slightly.
Indoor dining capacities will likely not be expanded this week. Governor Murphy said last night that it’s unlikely that indoor dining capacity may increase this week. There have been suggestions by Murphy that he wants to increase indoor dining past 25 percent capacity even though coronavirus cases have essentially doubled per day over the past…
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has vetoed bills that would require all police officers to wear body cameras. Murphy says it’s something he supports, but police departments must be able to afford the cameras before being required to have them.
Restaurants in New Jersey can continue to serve alcohol outside through March, 2021. Governor Murphy announced the extension Monday, saying businesses have greatly benefited from this practice. Many local towns have extended the service of alcohol to sidewalks adjacent to businesses.
New Jersey has added nearly 1,200 additional cases of coronavirus Monday. State health officials say there are four additional deaths. The rate of transmission continues to drop slightly.
There were nearly 1,300 new cases of coronavirus in New Jersey on Sunday. The good news…the rate of transmission actually dropped. There were also seven new deaths from the virus reported Sunday.