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Murphy Announces Increased Indoor and Outdoor Gathering Limits
Governor Phil Murphy today announced increased indoor and outdoor gathering capacity limits. Indoor gatherings are now limited to 25% capacity of the rooms in which they will take place, with a maximum of 100 persons. Outdoor gatherings are now limited to 250 persons, and outdoor religious services and political activities will continue to have no numerical limits.
‘We Can’t Unsee’ Racial Inequities in NJ Made Clear by COVID-19. What’s the Plan to Address Them?
Gov. Phil Murphy says ‘COVID-19 did not create the inequalities in our society, but it laid them bare.’
Colleges Will Look and Operate Differently Under State COVID-19 Guidance
Students and faculty will be back on campus at many schools, wearing masks and separated by six feet, as social distancing mandate.
Hunt Is On for New Operator of Loew’s Jersey Theatre
Jersey City has issued a request for proposals to restore and manage the historic Loew’s Jersey Theatre in Journal Square.
City Council Meeting Focused on George Floyd
Jersey City Council addresses police department reforms in wake of protests against police brutality spurred by recent killing of George Floyd.
Downtown Pedestrian Mall to Get a Facelift
Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop announced major upgrades to Newark Avenue’s pedestrian mall beginning this fall including a new brick surface, a performance stage, and new plantings.
Lessons Learned After Three Months on COVID-19 Front Lines
Coronavirus is a moving target, but NJ’s health care professionals now know telemedicine, sharing data and stockpiling PPE can mean difference between life and death.
Tom Bertoli, Former Fulop Consultant, Charged With Tax Evasion
Tom Bertoli, a businessman and former campaign consultant of Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop, has been charged with tax evasion, failure to pay taxes, and corrupt interference with administration of Internal Revenue laws. If convicted, he faces hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines and one to five years in prison.
Large Rallies to Protest Police Brutality End Peacefully
Four hours of rallies at Jersey City City Hall called to protest police brutality end peacefully after several officers “take a knee.”
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