How NJ lawmakers want to avoid another disaster at nursing homes
New Jersey representatives introduce a bipartisan bill to protect seniors in long-term care facilities during virus outbreaks, like COVID-19.
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Boat owners still can launch in NJ, NY CT waters amid COVID-19
Marinas and boatyards can open, but charter boats can't operate during the health crisis. all three governors said.
Turning the tables on plastic bag bans in NJ during coronavirus
Two state lawmakers want to ban reusable bags until a month after the health crisis is over, citing concern over contamination.
The 194 school districts losing aid under Murphy plan
School officials and lawmakers are calling foul on Gov. Phil Murphy's proposed $16.3 billion school funding plan.
No snow? So what! NJ ski areas are making their own
Mountain Creek and Campgaw are making snow while people are still using parks for activities besides sledding and skating.
NJ school early dismissals — Monday, December 16, 2019
Some school districts are sending students home early because of the threat of icy roads later Monday afternoon in North Jersey.
Natural gas bills are going up for some NJ customers this weekend
The state BPU approved a settlement for New Jersey Natural Gas, which means its rate is bumping up on Nov. 15.
Not just Hopatcong: 14 lakes in NJ affected by harmful green scum
14 bodies of water in New Jersey where high levels of HAB is present leading to advisories against swimming.
Harmful Algal Bloom warning lifted at Manasquan Reservoir
Advisories remain at roughly a dozen spots around NJ, including parts of Lake Hopatcong and all of Spruce Run Reservoir.
NJ sheriffs defy ‘sanctuary’ rules — state threatens action
The state’s top law enforcement agency is threatening action against sheriff’s offices in two counties after they defied the Murphy administration’s policies on illegal immigration by renewing cooperation agreements with ICE.