Phil Murphy

Coronavirus metrics are better than the “best case scenario” model predicted but the governor won’t expand capacity limits or offer any graduation guidance yet.

Gov. Murphy says it’s needed for many things including the vaccination rollout. A growing number of lawmakers don't see it that way.

New Jersey officials say caution is still needed in public because many questions about COVID-19 remain unanswered and people are still dying and getting sick.

"Find another state that's more transparent" the governor challenged, when asked about discrepancies in new test results reported online.

Gov. Phil Murphy announced the eligibility window was being moved up by two weeks, as the state's supply of doses has been on the rise.

Gov. Murphy says new cases and hospitalizations should keep rising, but he predicts we’re in store for “ a great summer.”

The state has launched a new web tool to try and better connect those eligible for COVID-19 vaccines with available appointments, as grouped by county.

Capacity limits at large venues would be doubling starting on April 2, while outside crowds also would increase, Gov. Phil Murphy said.

The state has updated its guidance, with certain limitations based on COVID-19 spread at each facility, health officials said.

Several high risk conditions noted by the CDC are in the latest round make eligible, along with transit workers and MVC staff.