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(NJ Spotlight News)Murphy ended the legal order declaring a public health emergency. But he still retains broad powers under state of emergency order issued last year
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The pandemic shone a brighter light on long-standing gaps in student achievement
(AP Photo/Julio Cortez)Lawmakers not swayed by opponents who argue that giving officers early access to footage is a bad idea
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The state is now consistently hitting record lows across just about all metrics related to the spread of COVID-19. Monday, officials announced 138 new, positive ...
Assemblyman Jon Bramnick says public hearings with expert testimony are needed
An interview with Perry Halkitis, Dean of the Rutgers University School of Public Health
State senator says some residents must travel over 70 miles to the nearest agency
Residents will be protected from shut-offs through mid-March 2022
Professor says climate change allows bacteria to continue growing through mild winters, and rebloom with vigor in hot summers
The garden offers free and sustainable food to people in Palmyra
Gov. Murphy says the state’s Rt is among the lowest in the nation
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