WATCH: Gov. Murphy Issues NJ Coronavirus, Vaccines Update

Point Pleasant NJ

07 April, 2021

8:38 AM

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NEW JERSEY – Gov. Phil Murphy was set to provide the latest updates on the coronavirus outbreak, schools, vaccines and closures in New Jersey beginning at 1 p.m. on Wednesday (you can watch it here, below). Many New Jersey towns had COVID-19 spikes and ranked high for cases and infection rates in 2020. A new Rutgers report shows New Jersey's town-by-town impact in 2020, ranked. Read more: Report Shows Town-By-Town NJ COVID Impact, Infection Rates Ranked Although the sites are closed, the Motor Vehicle Commission revealed that it's making changes to deal with a long backlog in New Jersey. Read more: NJ MVC Makes Changes As 10 Sites Now Closed Due To COVID Murphy has announced that vaccines will be available to everyone 16 years old and over beginning on April 19th. Read more: COVID Vaccines To Expand to NJ Residents 16 And Older The results of a new analysis by UC Berkeley also placed New Jersey's and America's coronavirus response among the worst. Here's why. Read more: NJ Coronavirus Response Ranks Among Worst In America: Index Watch Murphy here: New Jersey Coronavirus Updates: Don't miss local and statewide announcements about novel coronavirus precautions. Sign up for Patch alerts and daily newsletters.