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'More frequency, more intensity': Gov. Phil Murphy speaks after storms kill 2
After torrential rains and thunderstorms left at least two dead on July 14, Gov. Phil Murphy said, that as of July 15, state officials were not aware of any other loss of life in the state. “We’re seeing more of this — more frequency and more intensity,” Murphy said. “This clearly was a significant weather event.”
Governor Phil Murphy visited Berkeley Heights this week after severe storms caused major flooding in Union County, leaving ...
NJBPU Commissioner Marian Abdou will resign effective Aug. 1, 2025, leaving a key vacancy amid rising energy bills and energy ...
They come in part because local officials and New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy seem willing to gamble that the worst climate ...
Governor Murphy faces scrutiny after comments about housing an unauthorized immigrant in his garage sparking a federal ...
Gov. Phil Murphy confirmed that two women in Plainfield died Monday when they were trapped in their car as floodwaters from downpours surrounded that vehicle. The two women have not yet been ...
Kennedy Fuller, a Girl Scout with Troop 10910 in Jersey City, looks forward not only to riding her bike on the planned Essex-Hudson Greenway, but to the environmental ...
New Jersey faced severe flooding on July 14, 2025, prompting a state of emergency as intense thunderstorms hit, leaving local ...
Joined by former President Barack Obama, Gov. Phil Murphy and First Lady Tammy Murphy raised over $1.5 million for the ...
A bill that would allow for the “natural organic reduction” or “controlled supervised decomposition” of human remains is on Gov. Phil Murphy’s desk.
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