Phil Murphy

Dr. Anthony Fauci on ABC's This Week on Sunday said despite President Joe Biden's wish for a six month window the federal government will likely go with eight months.

Sadly, COVID-19 infections continue to spike in New Jersey. With just weeks until the start of the new school year, reports are coming out that Governor Murphy will likely make a controversial announcement soon

Just two months after saying that masks would not be required in schools in the fall, Gov. Phil Murphy on Friday is expected to change course.

At least one benchmark has been reached for Murphy to reclaim pandemic powers in NJ

Republicans launched an online petition to persuade Gov. Phil Murphy to end his mandate requiring children under 12 to wear masks at school and summer camps.

The state attorney general has added more law enforcement - including all uniformed cops at demonstrations - to those required to wear cameras as of June.

426 days after the lockdown was put in place, Gov. Murphy will be lifting most COVID-related restrictions on Wednesday, May 19th, and some before that.

There's been mounting pressure for the state to rollback more, if not all, restrictions on businesses as COVID metrics continue to improve.

Coronavirus metrics are better than the “best case scenario” model predicted but the governor won’t expand capacity limits or offer any graduation guidance yet.

Gov. Murphy says it’s needed for many things including the vaccination rollout. A growing number of lawmakers don't see it that way.

"Find another state that's more transparent" the governor challenged, when asked about discrepancies in new test results reported online.

The state has launched a new web tool to try and better connect those eligible for COVID-19 vaccines with available appointments, as grouped by county.