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NJ Governor Calls on All Police to Be Licensed
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy is calling on a statewide licensing system for law enforcement officers.
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‘We Remain Steadfast': NJ Gov. Looks to Expand Abortion Access
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has proposed legislation to expand abortion access and require insurance companies to pay for the procedure Murphy vowed state agencies also won’t cooperate with other states that might try to prosecute New Jersey abortion providers, or women who seek abortions here. The Democratic governor’s announcement Wednesday comes four months after the signed a law guaranteeing...
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Parents Demand Swifter Action in School Cancer Probe After More Than 100 Brain Tumors Diagnosed
More than 100 former students and staff at the school have been diagnosed with cancer over the last 30 years, and local parents say the information they’re getting on the investigation is woefully insufficient.
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Carli Lloyd Returns to Soccer, Rejoins NJ/NY Gotham FC as Minority Owner
Two-time FIFA Player of the Year Carli Lloyd is re-joining NJ/NY Gotham FC as a minority owner six months after retiring from the game.
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U.S. Soccer Legend Carli Lloyd ‘Content' in Retirement, Proud of Equal Pay Fight
NBC10’s Lucy Bustamante sat down with Team USA soccer legend and New Jersey native Carli Lloyd about her fight for equal pay in women’s soccer and also about what’s next in her journey after hanging up her cleats.
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‘Will Not Stand Idly by': Firms With Ties to Russia, Belarus Barred by NJ Law
New Jersey Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy has signed legislation aimed at barring companies with ties to Russia or Belarus from doing business with the state.
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Donations for Ukraine Continue to Surge
Donations to Ukrainians continue to surge amid the Russian invasion. NBC10’s Steven Fisher spoke with a volunteer for the Ukrainian American Relief Committee who is helping to send much needed supplies and also has a personal connection to the country.
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NJ: Property Tax Relief Plan and Credit Rating Boost
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy a unveiled new proposal Thursday to give property tax relief. And, for the first time in nearly two decades, New Jersey has a higher credit rating.
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NJ Weighs Easing Property Tax Bills for 1.8M Owners, Renters
The number of New Jersey residents getting property tax relief would nearly quadruple to almost 2 million people under a plan Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy has unveiled
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NJ Gets 1st Credit Rating Boost in Nearly 2 Decades
New Jersey’s credit score has been upgraded for the first time in nearly two decades.
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Gov. Murphy Signs Bill Pushing NJ Budget Speech to March 8
New Jersey Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy will unveil his fiscal 2023 budget on March 8. Murphy signed a measure Tuesday delaying the annual budget address to the Legislature just a day after it reached his desk.
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Budgeting in Person? NJ Lawmakers Vote to Delay Speech
New Jersey lawmakers have voted to delay the governor’s legally required budget address by two weeks in the hopes that falling COVID-19 figures mean the return of an in-person speech.
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NJ Court Dismisses Officers' Union COVID Vaccine Mandate Suit
A New Jersey appeals court rejected a lawsuit from law enforcement unions challenging Gov. Phil Murphy’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate
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NJ Court Dismisses Officers Union Vaccine Mandate Suit
A New Jersey appeals court rejected a lawsuit from law enforcement unions challenging Gov. Phil Murphy’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
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New Jersey Dropping Universal Mask Mandate in Schools, Child Care
New Jersey will end the universal masking requirement that students and staff in schools and childcare settings, Gov. Phil Murphy said Monday.
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Gov. Murphy to End School Mask Mandate
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy will announce the end of the state’s mask mandate in schools on Monday. Brian Thompson reports.
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Murphy Names Acting Human Services Head to Be Commissioner of Department
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has tapped the acting head of the state Department of Human Services to become the commissioner of the large state agency. Murphy, a Democrat, made the announcement Monday. He said Sarah Adelman has successfully led the department since taking over on an interim basis in January 2021. She stepped in after Commissioner Carole Johnson left…
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NJ Requires COVID Vaccine Boosters for Health Care Workers, Ending Test Option
New Jersey will require health care workers and employees in nursing homes and prisons to get fully vaccinated and boosted against COVID-19, dropping an option to either get the shot or be tested.
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Gov. Murphy Tours New COVID Testing Site, Announces Mandatory Boosters for NJ Health Care Workers
Governor Phil Murphy revealed that COVID vaccine booster shots are now mandatory for New Jersey health care workers while visiting a new COVID testing site in Atlantic County. NBC10’s Ted Greenberg was there and has the details.
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Murphy Sworn In for 2nd Term as New Jersey Governor
New Jersey Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy was inaugurated for a second term Tuesday, taking the oath of office under strict COVID-19 testing, vaccination and masking requirements, and declaring that New Jersey’s progressive policies could work nationwide. Murphy was reelected in a close race in November, becoming the first Democrat to win reelection in more than four decades. He won in...