New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy says the state may have to borrow “billions of dollars” in order to meet its obligations this year. Murphy confirmed Thursday that as much as $9 billion may have to be borrowed from the Federal Reserve this year. Murphy says New Jersey will have “serious cash flow challenges”.
The organization that runs high school sports in New Jersey says it’s still possible spring sports can happen, but if they do, it will likely be without tournaments. The NJSIAA issued a statement Thursday following Governor Phil Murphy’s decision to keep schools closed until at least May 15th. The Association says it has a model…
Public schools in New Jersey will remain closed until at least May 15th. Governor Phil Murphy announced the decision during his daily briefing on Thursday. Murphy says it will not be safe to re-open our schools or begin sports for at least four weeks…
The number of coronavirus cases in the State of New Jersey has topped 75,000. Governor Phil Murphy made the announcement during his daily press event today. There are now 3,518 fatalities in New Jersey…more than the number of state residents wh…
Lower Township Mayor Frank Sippel announced that he has formed a task force to help small business recover from the coronavirus pandemic. Sippel says Deputy Mayor Dave Perry and Township Administrator Jim Ridgeway will lead the task force. A conferen…
Atlantic County now has 350 cases of coronavirus. Officials in the County announced Thursday that there have been 13 deaths, and 66 individuals have been cleared as recovered. Drive through testing continues next week by appointment behind the Hamilt…
The Chief Executive Officer of New Jersey Transit has tested positive for Covid-19. Kevin Corbett is maintaining his regular schedule via an at-home quarantine, according to a press release. Corbett has not been in his office in nine days.
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Nearly three quarters of a million people have applied for unemployment benefits in the State of New Jersey during the coronavirus pandemic. Many are still waiting their first payment from the State. State officials admit that the system cannot handl…
The death toll in Cape May County from coronavirus has risen to 12. County officials announced that a woman from Woodbine, and a woman from Lower Township, have perished. There have been 190 total cases in Cape May County, and 18 are off quarantine.
Public schools in New Jersey will remain closed until at least May 15th. Governor Phil Murphy announced the decision during his daily briefing on Thursday. Murphy says it will not be safe to re-open our schools or begin sports for at least four weeks.