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"It is upsetting with what [Murphy] is doing," said Bonnie Petrock's of Petrock's Bar & Grille in Hillsborough.
Grillestone Restaurant is adapting to the changing rules by adding individually heated igloos in the outdoor dining area.
Doreen Keane of Garwood Lanes says Murphy's new restrictions are "not helping us, especially when we just started to get business back."
New Jersey updated its coronavirus travel advisory again, expanding the quarantine list to its biggest yet. Here's where:
Mayor McGehee said Tuesday that the town is returning to a "mitigation stage" because of a rise in cases, including a 1-year-old.
At Tuesday's council meeting, the mayor addressed reactions to the shutting of Westfield High School sports due to coronavirus.
Mayor Bhalla on Tuesday updated residents about local statistics and cheered the news about a vaccine from Pfizer.
Other COVID-19 crackdowns in Newark will affect sports, gatherings, visitation in senior housing, religious services and local businesses.
Bridgewater Mayor Matthew Moench and local restaurants and bars react to Gov. Murphy's new restrictions following a rise in COVID-19 cases
An emergency grant program will help small businesses and nonprofits in Essex County to pay their rent during the coronavirus pandemic.
Montclair got a boost from a grant program that aims to protect “main streets” during the coronavirus pandemic.
PREIT saw a net loss of $3.7 million in the third quarter of 2020, and an overall loss of $84.8 million so far this year.
PREIT saw a net loss of $3.7 million in the third quarter of 2020, and an overall loss of $84.8 million so far this year.
New Jersey released more than 2,000 prisoners to help slow the spread of the coronavirus. But not all of them made it home.
Moorestown Council introduced a proposal on Monday night to extend outdoor dining in the township amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The superintendent sent separate letters over the last week. One building has gone all-remote as a result of the virus.
Belleville High School and School No. 7 have been closed due to the coronavirus, officials said.
"With heavy hearts we are sad to say 2020 took us down. We can not keep up with this race no more," Big Heads of Hillsborough stated.
Superintendent: COVID-19 cases have been confirmed at Kelly Elementary School, West Orange High School and Liberty Middle School.
The Jug Handle Inn owner says Murphy has done nothing to help restaurants. The governor was expected to announce new restrictions Monday.
The Cherry Hill Public School District began the year by going 100 percent full remote, but return to some in-person learning this week.
WATCH: Gov. Murphy addressed the new restrictions during a news conference on Monday. Here's what they will be.
The Millburn/Short Hills kids will follow a new hybrid plan, after being out of the buildings for nearly seven months due to coronavirus.
The superintendent of schools announced Sunday that the school will stay remote through Thanksgiving. Student athletes protested Monday.
Gov. Murphy said he's ready to take "broader" steps — likely, more restrictions — now that the coronavirus is on the rise in New Jersey.
Got a friend or co-worker who mumbles through their mask? Show them this video from a Caldwell University professor and her students.
The city also was expected to surpass 1,000 coronavirus cases in residents this week.
Gov. Phil Murphy says New Jersey is "close" to ordering new restrictions now that coronavirus numbers continue to be on the rise.
The West Orange Public School District is postponing its plan to roll out a “hybrid” learning model on Nov. 9.
West Orange’s COVID-19 totals are “headed in the wrong direction,” officials say. Some cases have been confirmed at local schools.
A video shows the tricky task Montclair educators will face when they try to teach students in-person and remotely – at the same time.
Each school district is looking into finalizing plans for their next steps in November.
On the eve of a historic, coronavirus-influenced election, Thomas Heaney offered an optimistic prediction for Election Day.
A player with a NJ Devils youth hockey team tested positive for COVID-19. The team is one of several groups using the arena.
Several bars in Newark were closed after they chose “wealth vs. health,” authorities said. Issues included a lack of masks and overcrowding.
Their Halloween costumes were a sign of the times.
