“Folks have let their hair down a little bit too much,” the governor said at his daily COVID-19 press briefing at the Trenton War Memorial on Monday. “We can’t look the other way. This stuff is out of bounds.”

The long-stalled construction project will update the more-than-a-century-old bridge along the Northeast Corridor rail route.

The governor's announcement also covers the restart of in-person betting at racetracks, and expanded capacities for indoor and outdoor gatherings.

An NJBIZ panel, featuring speakers from Montclair State University, the Chemistry Council of New Jersey, First Bank and International Union of Operating Engineers Local 825, focuses on a ‘surgical’ and targeted post-pandemic reopening of the state.

The update takes the form down from 11 pages to just three.

As of June 18, the infection rate was 0.82, meaning that for every one person with the virus, they would infect 0.82 other people on average, indicating that “active cases are decreasing.”

The response comes in the face of criticisms from business leaders and lawmakers from both sides of the aisle.

Before the end of the month, New Jersey residents will be able to visit the indoor shopping centers for the first time in three months.

Under the measure, getting caught with up to 2 ounces of marijuana could result in a $50 fine.

As of June 18 that adds up to a total of 1.24 million workers.

The outline seeks to ensure accuracy, uniformity and consistency from municipal prosecutors, and in municipal courts.

"If residents see a non-essential business open without a posted red, yellow or green certificate, they should walk away and report it. We should spend our money only at businesses that care about protecting our lives and that are not just about making money," Newark's mayor said in a prepared statement.