Murphy keeping schools open and NJEA is fine with that for now
NJEA President Marie Blistan is confident that Gov. Phil Murphy will continue to "look at the data, the science and the medicine" to guide his decisions on schools.
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No more exceptions: Costco requiring face coverings as of Monday
The chain with 20 locations in New Jersey will end the exemption for those with medical conditions.
NJ colleges plan to play as Ivy League cancels winter sports
The New Jersey Athletic Conference and the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference along with Rutgers New Brunswick and Seton Halls all plan to compete this season.
Prescription drug prices concern most NJ voters, poll finds
Most also feel elected officials aren't doing enough to address the issue.
Worker burnout on the rise heading into 2021
Worker sentiment going into 2021 is worse now than last year with 41% of employees feeling more burned out, according to Robert Half.
Cuomo blames New Jersey for Staten Island spike in coronavirus
The governors of New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania have urged residents to avoid unnecessary travel between the states but did not impose restrictions.
NJ business leaders: Diversity is right, good for the bottom line
The New Jersey Chamber of Commerce is creating a partnership with the African American Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey.
NJ clarifies COVID-19 rules for barbershops, salons, restaurants
Questions raised about the limits for barber shops and hair salons were addressed in an Executive Order from Gov. Phil Murphy.
This is going to be hot in NJ this winter: Outdoor igloo dining
New Jersey restaurants are working to keep outdoor dining viable into the colder months, as COVID-19 spread remains a concern.
Marijuana moving ahead, as legislators eye reparations and taxes
Sponsors of the legislation heard no shortage of complaints and suggested changes from colleagues and industry advocates, but plans seem to still point to votes by the full houses before the end of November.