Page 21 - Murphy Administration News Today

Gov. Phil Murphy will deliver his Fiscal Year 2024 Budget Address from the State House in Trenton at 2 p.m. Feb. 28.

It wasn't long ago that Phil Murphy wanted to lock up citizens for hosting private gatherings in violation of his Covid-19 rules.  Times have changed, and spending $520,000 in Covid-19 funds (!) on black SUVs for VIPs was only the tip of the iceberg, Save Jerseyans. On Friday, POLITICO reporte

Gov. Phil Murphy signed an executive order Feb. 21 promoting diversity, inclusion, equity (DEI) and belonging in New Jersey’s workforce.

Cooper University Health Care's recent credit rating upgrades mark the health care provider's continued momentum emerging from the pandemic.

Several elected officials, including Newark Mayor Ras Baraka and a host of Democratic state lawmakers, sent Murphy a letter this week expressing their opposition of the proposed power plant in Brick City’s Ironbound section.

On Feb. 15, Gov. Phil Murphy laid out steps to combat climate change in New Jersey, including an accelerated timeline for clean energy.

The administration will bolster its robust climate adaptation and mitigation efforts through an accelerated target of 100% clean energy by 2035.

In November, the state Health Department suspended admissions, and federal regulators suspended funding for new admissions after state inspections revealed conditions that put residents in “immediate jeopardy.”

New Jersey gun owners have been on a real rollercoaster ride since the NYSRPA v Bruen decision liberated them. The Garden Saters went from essentially no-issue, to shall-issue (with other new roadbloc...

The N.J. Veterans Memorial Home is accepting admissions again after the Health Department said the facility had improved its infection control strategies. A COVID-19 outbreak that began Thanksgiving week in 2021 is still active. A total of 121 residents and 294 employees having been infected, and 15 residents have died during the period.