New Jersey reports 44,416 coronavirus cases; 1,232 deaths

Health officials say New Jersey now has at least 44,416 coronavirus cases, with 1,232 reported fatalities.

Mayor orders curfew, ATV crackdown after Trenton shootings leave 3 dead, 4 wounded

Trenton Mayor Reed Gusciora has ordered a nightly curfew and a crackdown on ATVs following a string of shootings over a four-hour period that police said left three people dead and at least four others wounded.

Death of man after police chase outside Trenton hospital probed

State authorities are investigating the death of a man who was in police custody following a foot chase outside a New Jersey hospital.

String of shootings in Trenton leave 2 dead, 5 wounded

Two people are dead and five others are wounded after a string of shootings over a four-hour period in Trenton.

New Jersey coronavirus deaths top state’s 9/11 toll

“This pandemic is writing one of the greatest tragedies in our state’s history,” Gov. Phil Murphy said.

Robbinsville Township police search for missing 15-year-old

The Robbinsville Township Police Department is asking for the public's help in finding a missing 15-year-old boy.

New Jersey reports 29,895 coronavirus cases; 646 deaths

New Jersey now has at least 29,895 coronavirus cases, with 646 reported deaths, according to state health officials.

New Jersey pushing tax, budget deadlines due to coronavirus

New Jersey’s income tax deadline will move from April 15 to July 15 and the state budget deadline will move from June 30 to September 30 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

New Jersey reports 8,825 coronavirus cases; 108 deaths

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy on Friday announced nearly 2,000 more cases of coronavirus in the state and 27 COVID-19 related deaths. The statewide total now sits at 8,825 with 108 reported deaths.

NJ enters 1st day of statewide school closures

Students across New Jersey are staying home Wednesday as statewide school closures go into effect.

NJ municipal court sessions suspended for 2 weeks

The chief justice of New Jersey’s court system has announced a two-week suspension of municipal court sessions to mitigate public exposure to COVID-19.

Murphy waives fees for COVID-19 testing for some NJ residents

Gov. Phil Murphy says New Jersey will waive fees for COVID-19 virus testing for more than 2 million residents on certain health plans.

Murphy resumes duties in NJ after surgery to remove tumor

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has resumed his duties following surgery last week to remove what officials said was likely a cancerous tumor on his kidney.

Officials: Murphy's surgery to remove tumor 'successful'

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy will undergo surgery on Wednesday to remove a likely cancerous tumor on his kidney.