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New Jersey’s governor, Phil Murphy, signed an executive order on Saturday directing “nearly all residents” to stay home.

In a sea of heartbreaking information amid the coronavirus outbreak, it's great to see so many people and organizations doing the right thing.

The new normal in New Jersey now also means no more shopping at indoor malls, no hanging out at arcades and no family outings at amusement parks.

While it seems like everything is closing, we found something that is staying open: state parks and wildlife management areas for "passive recreation."

Due to the current coronavirus pandemic, the Insane Inflatable 5K in Millville will now be held on Saturday, August 1st.

More than 400 districts already have.

The governors of NJ, NY, and CT have all agreed to a set of restrictions designed to halt the spread of COVID-19. One of those restrictions is all Atlantic City casinos will close at 8:00 tonight.

In a continuing effort to 'flatten the curve' of the coronavirus, Centers for Disease Control is recommending gatherings with any more than 50 people be cancelled for the next two months.

All that can be said is: it's about time. Rutgers is finally acting like a Big Ten Football program. The 2014 season, the inaugural season within the conference for the university, seems like a lifetime ago.