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NJ Gov. Phil Murphy says his 'highest priority' is reaching a 'fair' deal on the transit strike
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy held a briefing Friday on the transit strike that has left some 350-thousand commuters in the lurch, insisting his highest priority is to reach a "fair and affordable" deal with the train engineers "as soon as humanly possible.
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Gov. Phil Murphy (D-NJ) delivered remarks on Monday to welcome William Tate as the next president of Rutgers University.
A New Jersey man wanted by the State Police for terroristic threats against Gov. Phil Murphy was arrested Sunday in Florida, according to law enforcement officials.
The Republican candidates for Governor of New Jersey will meet at 7 PM tonight for their third and final debate before the June 10 primary to succeed ...
“Phil Murphy and the Trenton Democrats finally found a way to stop all the outmigration: no one can get a plane or a train ...
Gov. Phil Murphy said Wednesday night that he's "hoping for the best but preparing for the worst" regarding a possible NJ ...
The last NJ Transit work stoppage was in 1983, just as the agency took over control of the railroad system, and lasted 34 days. In 2016, the locomotive engineers were hours away from a work stoppage ...
Did you know this year's primary election in New Jersey was supposed to take place on Tuesday, June 3rd, but Governor Phil ...
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy ripped NJ Transit engineers for going on strike Friday — blasting their actions as a “slap in the face” to commuters and a “mess of their own ...
More negotiations are planned for Sunday, to help bring an end to the stalemate that brought NJ Transit to a screeching halt.
New Jersey's Primary is next month. Voters will head to the polls and cast votes for candidates for governor. On Sunday night ...
Budget forecasters say New Jersey’s tax collections are likely to rise by $785 million over what Gov. Phil Murphy predicted ...
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