Phil Murphy

Governor Phil Murphy says there is still concern about the COVID variants but “it feels like the ground is beginning to shift” and more restrictions could soon be lifted

After months of delays, the governor signed legislation Monday that allows a recreational marijuana marketplace, while also decriminalizing cannabis.

There’s good news for Garden State residents still waiting to get an appointment for a COVID-19 vaccine.

Gov. Murphy has announced some changes to his limits on when restaurants have to close each night and also at what capacity they may operate at.

Those with appointments at the state-run COVID-19 vaccine sites would be rescheduled, amid a State of Emergency due to winter storm conditions, the governor said.

State health officials still recommend remote instruction for schools in regions at "very high risk" of COVID-19 transmission, though it's not required.

The addition of a CDC list of high-risk medical conditions ahead of educators "in line" for vaccinations in New Jersey does not sit well with some concerned for a safe return to classrooms.

An Assembly committee Wednesday endorsed a six-bill package aimed at helping restaurants and other small businesses.

Due to coronavirus, high schoolers do not have to take a final assessment test in order to graduate in New Jersey.

State officials say you’ll get an automatic notification when you can get the shot, you can make an appointment online and the information put in the system stays confidential.

Experts say as the vaccine rollout expands, multiple factors are involved in reaching community protection.

The portal was live as of Monday night, for people to sign up to eventually scheduled their vaccinations. By Tuesday morning, some were getting an error message.