Phil Murphy

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To be ready for a possible COVID spike the state is building a massive PPE stockpile, putting billions aside in the budget and officials will launch a new coronavirus school surveillance system next week as some kids head back to class.

It's been barred since March.

Murphy highlights a video clip showing how 9 diners in South China got the coronavirus from one infected individual sitting right underneath an air conditioning vent last January.

New Jersey's Governor Phil Murphy issued a stern warning to bar owners and patrons.

The tighter restriction won't apply to weddings, funerals, memorial services, religious or political activities.

He says too many irresponsible parties and gatherings are taking place, and COVID-19 flare-ups are happening as a result.

Two dozen lifeguards in neighboring Long Beach Island communities are out of commission after contracting the coronavirus.
Health officials on LBI believe the lifeguards got infected after attending after-hours social gatherings on July 12 and 14, WHYY reported...

More guidance is coming from the state this week.

Governor Murphy says spikes in other states make him nervous and if we jump the gun our positivity rate will go up and more people will die.

Murphy said the transit agency was beginning to see capacity reach that level and wanted to be sure people who needed public transit to get to work could use it.

Longer license and registration extensions are instituted along with a numbering system designed to stop huge mobs from showing up at MVC offices