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As the reopening of the Garden State moves forward, Gov. Phil Murphy is encouraging all Garden State residents to get tested for COVID-19.

Nearly seven weeks after an executive order made 3,000 state inmates eligible for temporary home confinement, 337 have been released.

A few judges have stayed on the bench past retirement age to help handle cases, the report said.

A new Monmouth University polls finds most relationships are doing just fine during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The New Jersey State Police recently reported that domestic violence calls were down 16% since shutdowns began.

At least seven colleges and universities across the state have adopted the test optional policy, permanently.

The federal complaint was filed after the owners were locked out of their own business last weekend.

Victims' advocates say laws proposed by New Jersey legislators don't go far enough to protect sex-crime accusers from being re-victimized by a legal process that critics have termed "court-ordered rape."

Jim says the Democrats didn't create the pandemic, but they sure took advantage of it.

New Jersey surpassed its goal a few days early of conducting at least 20,000 coronavirus tests per day, Gov. Phil Murphy said Wednesday.

The Archdiocese of Newark said while internal plans are being worked on, any reopening date will follow state regulations.

Police acting on a tip located the explosives in two separate locations.

New Jersey now has two more medical marijuana dispensaries.

A vote on increasing tolls on the Atlantic City Expressway is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon.

Beyond walking the boards, swimming there may not be much more to do during a visit as amusements and rides remain closed under Gov. Phil Murphy's executive order.

The fire started in the early hours of Wednesday in a home under construction, according to fire chief William Eaton.