Phil Murphy

Gov. Murphy says the rising number of coronavirus cases in the Garden State is “sobering” and he’s concerned about sending mixed messages

“I would just plead with people to use common sense,” Murphy said.

The latest poll, from Fairleigh Dickinson University, finds the constitutional amendment favored by a roughly 2-to-1 margin.

Gov. Murphy is voicing concern about the uptick, and is urging coronavirus naysayers to “wake up”

"You may wish to dress like a knucklehead, but we don’t want anyone to act like one.”

No one event or group is being blamed but the recent Jewish high holidays may have played a park in the recent increase in cases, Health commissioner Judith Persichilli said.

'This could be a game-changer,' Gov. Murphy said.

As the weather gets colder, outdoor dining options are fading.

Monmouth and Ocean have seen some increased coronavirus activity in recent days.

He suggests a second wave of coronavirus this fall could be caused by young people disregarding social distance and masking requirements at huge parties and get-togethers.

The owner of Ocean County's Lakeside Diner said small businesses are hurting, and he hopes restaurants make some money their first weekend back "inside."

With a shift to mainly mail in voting this fall, New Jersey residents have lots of questions — here's all the answers we found.