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Dr. Adam Jarrett's hospital was once the epicenter for NJ's coronavirus outbreak. He says his hospital is prepared for a second wave, but expressed concerns ...
Overlooked budgetary move by Murphy administration, legislative Democrats meant half a billion dollars in additional spending stayed out of the limelight
Kenilworth-based Merck is hoping a new drug will provide a better treatment option for severely ill COVID-19 patients. Merck is buying the Maryland company OncoImmune ...
Critics say the county should get out of the prisoners-for-profit business, especially since the population of immigration-related detainees is now down to just under 80.
It might be a new sound for parents: hearing their children beg to go to school. But that’s the feeling among most kids in New ...
NJ lawmakers push for in-person early voting by 2021. County election officials fear it’s not doable
Polls would open two weeks ahead of Election Day. Local officials urge caution, listing unclear cost, inadequate staffing, outdated equipment
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Gov. Phil Murphy urged residents to think beyond the upcoming holiday and "past yourself.” This as the nation surpassed 12 million positive cases this weekend ...
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It’s the season to give thanks and to remember those who might need some help. Hackensack University Medical Center is giving back after so many ...
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Results are finalized statewide except in Ocean and Salem counties, which have until Nov. 25 due to COVID-19-related delays
Gov. Phil Murphy warned the pandemic “is going to get worse” as one holiday gathering after another makes a recipe for further disaster. Murphy reiterated ...
The New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association made the call to delay the winter sports season due to the current increase in COVID-19 cases, as ...
The governor's decision to keep schools open puts him at odds with the state’s largest teachers union and one of his most trusted supporters, the ...
Across New Jersey, the demand for COVID-19 tests is soaring
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Gov. Murphy says the state’s Rt is among the lowest in the nation
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NJ was recently ranked Number One in US, based on educational achievement and test scores; on that basis, which ...
Kevin Dehmer takes over at a time when New Jersey’s education system has been turned upside down
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