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MOORESTOWN, New Jersey (WPVI) -- New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy toured the Burlington County vaccine mega-site on Friday at the Moorestown Mall, which has been operating for a week. Murphy said hes happy with the infrastructure in place around the state. Its now a matter of getting more vaccines so more people can schedule appointments. While the Biden administration has promised to manufacture and distribute more vaccines, Murphy believes itll be another month or two before New Jersey sees an...

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Cable and internet company says few customers exceed 1.2 TB threshold. Lawmakers says it's ill-timed when people are working and attending school at home.

By KRISTIN ANTONELLO Credits: TAPinto.net File Photo January 19, 2021 at 4:25 PM MOORESTOWN, NJ – Senator Troy Singleton and Assemblymembers Herb Conaway and Carol Murphy are urging Comcast to reconsider a plan to impose a 1.2 terabyte (TB) data limit in our region. Saying that they are concerned “about the timing and financial impact of this decision,” the Legislators from the 7 th District, who represent Bordentown in the Statehouse, cited the toll that the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic ha...

Kim Gaddy (left) and Leslie Elder For many New Jerseyans, nearly 10% of their income goes to their energy costs. Now, a recent New Jersey government report shows the coronavirus pandemic halted the “longest economic expansion in modern U.S. history,” forcing many people to look for ways to cut down on their living costs. This report piggybacks on earlier reports on the pandemic that found COVID-19 is more deadly in areas like Newark, Jersey City and Camden due to historically higher levels ...

Trenton Bureau The New Jersey Legislature passed a resolution Monday condemning President Donald Trump for inciting a riot at the Capitol last week, despite objections from several Republicans who said the action would further political division, among other concerns. The resolution sponsored by Sen. Ron Rice, D-Newark and chair of the Legislative Black Caucus, "condemns President Trump and his extremist supporters who were incited by the president to lawlessly attack and occupy the United St...

Resolution passes that strongly condemns president for events on Jan. 6, calls for him to be removed or impeached if he won't resign from office early.

Two Republican senators voted in favor of the resolution "condemning President Trump and the extremist protestors who breached the United States Capitol and urging his removal from office."

We have a law aimed at preventing such discrimination in hiring, known as “Ban the Box.” Now we need the same for housing.

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