NJ boosts outdoor crowd COVID limits to 200, more at large venues
Capacity limits at large venues would be doubling starting on April 2, while outside crowds also would increase, Gov. Phil Murphy said.
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NJ restaurants, gyms, casinos can operate at 50% capacity March 19
Restaurants and other indoor businesses have been given the green light to increase from 35% to 50% capacity, effective March 19, Governor Murphy announced.
Outdoor dining in fall, winter? Restaurants push NJ to ease restrictions
As the weather gets colder, outdoor dining options are fading.
NJ helping people look, train, interview for a job — virtually, of course
Starting Monday, Aug. 10, the Labor Department expands virtual services to its One-Stop Career Centers.
NJ’s road to recovery: How long will it take?
An economic recovery could take hold later this year but many important questions remain unanswered.
NJ businesses want immunity from coronavirus lawsuits
The National Federation of Independent Business says New Jersey's small businesses need protection from lawsuits in the wake of COVID-19.
Hair salons, barbers, gyms, tattoo shops feel left behind in NJ
A number of small businesses are struggling with the discrepancies of who's allowed to slowly reopen amid COVID-19.
NJ businesses say they want a detailed timeline for reopening
Two-thirds of certified public accountants in New Jersey feel their small business clients' recovery and restart would be helped most by an even more detailed timeline from state government with guideposts for reopening.
Murphy’s order only delays evictions due to COVID-19, renters say
The NJ Tenants Organization says rent needs to be canceled and landlords need help too, during the coronavirus pandemic.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2020 — What’s open and closed
King would have been 91 this year. To observe his birthday, some NJ volunteers will carry out days of service.