So far, no virus spreading in NJ schools — just at parties
Chatham Borough will enlist volunteer "covid ambassadors" after 12 confirmed cases in teens pushed classes online.
Morris County
Even more NJ schools go remote over COVID-19
State guidelines do not require a move to remote learning for a single case of novel coronavirus.
NJ will start counting mail-in ballots early for 2020
A Republican state Senator says the one-time change to the process for Election Day "opens the door to manipulate the vote."
Year barely started, some schools go virtual over COVID-19 cases
Students attended school despite testing positive for COVID-19, according to messages from superintendents.
NJ teachers return to class — some grudgingly as worries linger
As the 2020-21 school year gets underway at public and private schools across New Jersey, there are a handful of districts with lingering uncertainties.
NJ mailboxes removed, but they're being upgraded, USPS says
The removal of mailboxes around the country comes over concerns about funding for the United States Postal Service and its ability to handle mail-in ballots.
Charging stations, cooling centers around NJ after Isaias
With power outages lasting days past the tropical storm, communities are offering spots to recharge phones and other devices, and get a break from the summer heat.
No, Gov. Murphy's daughter isn't having an indoor wedding in NJ
A Morris County wedding venue issued a statement, denying the internet rumor about a fake indoor reception for the college student.
NJ court upholds law giving sex-abuse victims more time to sue
A Superior Court judge has ruled in favor of a New Jersey statute that gives victims of sexual abuse more time to sue.
Gyms opening 'soon' — Owners disappointed NJ won't give set date
While salons and restaurants get a date to reopen from Gov. Phil Murphy, gym owners only got assurances they'll open "soon."