NJ schools to fully open in September — maybe sooner — Murphy says
How did Mount Olive schools start the return to full classroom instruction but other districts are duking it out with school boards and filing lawsuits?
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NJ pharma firm preps skin test to gauge COVID exposure, immunity
Using the information from the test, Tonix Pharmaceuticals hopes to be able to provide more lasting COVID treatment.
NJ towns canceling St. Patrick’s Day parades for 2021
St. Patrick's Day parades are the latest big events to fall victim to the coronavirus pandemic and Gov. Phil Murphy's executive orders limiting large gatherings.
After fire, Scojo’s in LBI looks to rebuild, help employees
Scojo's restaurant on LBI is still assessing damage and may simplify its menu to open sooner.
The SAT is dropping essay option, subject tests for HS students
Losing the choice of a timed writing sample after the standardized prep test will be met with relief by some,and frustration by others, an NJ educational expert said.
State Police recruit death would be line of duty loss, under bill
New Jersey State Police recruits are not sworn in as troopers until they complete training and graduate from the academy, under current law.
Fed-up NJ business owners to protest Murphy’s restrictions
A newly created group is taking to the streets on Sunday in protest of continued and additional restrictions related to the coronavirus pandemic.
Youth hockey in Murphy’s ‘crosshairs,’ but reps say teams play by the rules
New Jersey health officials say more than 120 youth hockey players have tested positive over the past month or so. League officials say protocols are being followed, at least in the rink.
Restaurants all over NJ closing because of coronavirus infections
Two Jersey Shore restaurants also closed after several staff members tested positive.
Still counting votes: Republicans in NJ get closer to winning more
It's still not over.