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In-person meetings of local government will return, but the online streaming and remote participation may stick even after the novel coronavirus subsides.

Center for American Progress says a long, definite time frame would be "much easier in terms of psychology." Murphy says for now it's "until further notice."

A woman in Gloucester Township, with the help of her husband, recently gave birth in a bathtub at home because she feared she'd be separated from her husband during childbirth at Virtua Voorhees Hospital.

In light of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, many Jersey Shore towns have closed beaches and restricted rentals. Here's the latest official list.

In an age where a pandemic has made it virtually impossible for political candidates to campaign the way they normally would, they’re left to do so virtually.

State senator says Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver should be in charge of economic planning. Gov. Phil Murphy says a "skunkworks" team is being assembled.

The supplies have been sent to health departments in New Jersey, New York City and New York state, which will provide them to healthcare workers treating COVID-19 patients.

Lakewood's Board of Education attorney Michael Inzelbuch said two more buses were stopped by police near the Toms River border.

New Jersey's gas tax rises each year as sales decline, to ensure the state a steady level of revenue. The stay-at-home order has made gasoline sales shrivel.

One in 12 workers in New Jersey filed for unemployment in a two-week span. State urges patience as the system to file for benefits can't keep up.

An emergency court order helped 2 men with pre-existing conditions go home amid the pandemic, while others detained test positive.

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