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We have to add wineries to this as well. Great news for more local businesses.
Over the last few months, local craft beer companies, and distilleries have been able to be open for carrying-out only, but Governor Murphy announced today that New Jersey Breweries, Distilleries, and wineries can offer ou…

The Covid-19 pandemic may have led to stay at home orders and other restrictions but that doesn't mean the drug business has come to a halt by any stretch of the imagination.

The Covid-19 pandemic has become especially draining mentally for athletes and coaches with no practices or games to take part in right now or in the immediate future. They're now trying to find ways to prepare for an uncertain future.

Ocean County 10th District State Senator Jim Holzapfel and Assemblymen Greg McGuckin and John Catalano are introducing a resolution calling on Governor Phil Murphy to immediately re-open businesses so the New Jersey economy can get a reboot.

Today we honor the men and women who served our nation during the Vietnam War.

The New Jersey Office of Emergency Management is reporting a rise in the amount of 911 medical calls being made during the Covid-19 pandemic but EMS calls are seeing a decline.

The Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control issued charges against 20, (including 3 at the Jersey Shore) bars, restaurants, breweries and liquor stores for violating executive orders related to COVID-19.

Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders announced that they will open up county parks and golf courses on Saturday, May 2 for their regular posted hours.

The weather is getting nicer and after nearly 40 days of quarantine people everywhere want to be able to get outside and go places even if it's just a walk in the park.

On Tuesday, Governor Murphy signed Executive Order Number 130 which will allow municipalities to extend the grace period for property tax payments due on May 1 to June 1 which certainly provides some breathing room for homeowners struggling in a struggling economy during the pandemic.

The IRS Criminal Investigative Unit is warning Jersey taxpayers about possible scams related to Covid-19 economic impact payments.

Amid the coronavirus fears and concerns over the disease, there is a door-to-door scam running across the state of New Jersey.