Rowan University has lost approximately $33 million due to coronavirus. University officials say despite the loss, tuition will be frozen for the next academic year. Rowan was forced to give money back to students after they no longer needed room and…
Cape May County enjoyed a banner year for tourism revenue in 2019. Figures released show Cape May County enjoyed a 4.4% increase in direct tourism spending last year. The marketing focus by the Cape May County Department of Tourism has changed to a d…
Internet gaming is about the only source of gaming revenue in Atlantic City. New figures from April show only $82.6 million in gaming revenue last month, with only a small fraction coming from sports gaming. Casinos have been closed during the Covid-…
Two additional deaths are reported in Cape May County from coronavirus, and both individuals were from Woodbine. County officials reported only four additional cases of coronavirus in its Wednesday report. 29 of the County’s 38 deaths have been…
Before the weekend, New Jersey beach communities are expected to get opening guidance from Governor Phil Murphy. Murphy held a call Tuesday night with seashore officials and may present his plan as early as Thursday. Local beaches have been opened up…
Simply stated, horrific financial news for the State of New Jersey as tax collections sunk by 60 percent during the month of April. New Jersey lost about $3.5 billion in April alone due to the Covid-19 shutdown. Personal and corporate tax revenue is …
There are another 197 deaths relating to Covid-19 in New Jersey. New figures from the State Department of Health show the statewide total has climbed to 9,702.
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There are 1,028 new coronavirus cases reported in New Jersey on Wednesday. The new cumulative state total now sits at 141,560. The number of hospitalizations across the state continues to drop. There are over 26,000 positive cases relating to long t…
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has a new executive order that allows gatherings inside vehicles. Murphy says gatherings of vehicles are approved for drive in movies, religious gatherings and the like. However, no one is to leave their vehicles when …
New Jersey will allow non-essential retail to begin Monday at 6:00am, with online and phone orders, and curbside delivery. Governor Phil Murphy has signed a new executive order that permits this to occur. Also starting Monday at 6:00am, non-essential…