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What you need to know about new mortgage relief for N.J. homeowners during coronavirus crisis Gov. Phil Murphy’s temporary reprieve comes after reaching an agreement with banks including Wells Fargo, Bank of America, Chase and U.S. Bank.

700 N.J. police officers have tested positive for coronavirus, State Police leader says Two officers that were in “serious condition” are now stable, Col. Patrick Callahan said Saturday.

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New Jersey COVID-19 Information Hub The official COVID-19 Information Hub for the State of New Jersey. Find the latest news, guidance, resources, and support here.

N.J. now ranks 2nd in nation for total coronavirus cases with 2,844 Gov. Phil Murphy said cases would continue to climb rapidly in New Jersey with expanded access to testing.

Our Community News and Resource Desk, an essential resource during coronavirus crisis Staffed seven days a week with more than a dozen reporters, this NJ Advance Media team seeks to provide resources, information and answer your questions about the coronavirus outbreak.

Prudential donates 153K masks and respirators to help during coronavirus outbreak in N.J. The unexpected gift offered a major shot in the arm for hospitals as they struggle to deal with the growing toll of the pandemic.

N.J. issues call to arms for nurses to help combat coronavirus crisis Whether school nurses, retired nurses, or students yet to graduate — all are being asked to report to help combat the pandemic.

N.J. Assemblyman tests positive for coronavirus, first elected state official to become infected A member of the state Assembly has tested positive for the virus that has gripped the globe.

Here are the retail stores that are paying their workers during coronavirus shutdown Some companies vow to pay their workers while their stores are closed. Corporations have varied on how they will take care of their employees.

14 N.J. hiking trails to cure your coronavirus cabin fever These hiking trails around N.J. are still open and safe (with social distancing)

New Jersey is closing nonessential retail businesses to slow the spread of the coronavirus. http://nj-ne.ws/0gLWSPE

COOPER RIVER INDIVISIBLE, SOUTH JERSEY PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRATS, AND LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS TO HOST STATEWIDE “NEW JERSEY RALLIES TO ABOLISH THE LINE” EVENTS n undemocratic primary ballot system is a major obstruction to fair elections in New Jersey. Commonly referred to as “The Line”, this system

Murphy will propose cutting public employee health care costs in state budget Gov. Phil Murphy will announce plans for a $174 million cut in state health care costs in his Tuesday state budget address.

N.J. could expand ‘free’ college to Rutgers, Rowan and other public universities Low-income families would qualify.

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An insurance titan is dropping hundreds of N.J. physicians to enrich itself, doctors and patients charge Longtime patients are being made to part with their doctors as United HealthCare directs them to a practice it owns.

Another issue being discussed is Medicare for all. They feel 50/50. There needs to be a change but they feel it’s unfair to older generations.

Talking to the public today of Millville, NJ. Although, these are not supporter of eliminating student debt. They feel it needs to be reorganized. A person with a student loan from the 80’s is paying over 8% whereas a lot of students now are paying a little over 3.5%. What are we doing for those stilll paying loan from the 80’s and 90’s?

This former powerful Jersey lawmaker just joined a big D.C. lobbying firm Former Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen will be advising clients in the ways of Washington.

‘Census’ circulated in N.J. towns is actually a political survey, not the real thing A document called the "congressional census" is being sent out ahead of the official 2020 census