Gov. Phil Murphy and state officials discuss the latest updates on the coronavirus crisis in New Jersey.

 

- Gov. Murphy: "We’ve received 3,219 new positive COVID-19 cases since yesterday. As of 10:00 PM last night, 7,781 residents were reported hospitalized, including COVID-19 positive patients and persons under investigations. 1,886 of these individuals were listed in critical or intensive care, and 1,611 of those individuals were on ventilators.

- Gov. Murphy says that an additional 94 people have died from COVID-19 in New Jersey. The statewide death toll stands at 2,443.

 - The governor recognizes some of the New Jerseyans who have died.

- Gov. Murphy urges New Jersey residents to continue to practice social distancing.

- The Bergen Community College testing site will open Tuesday at 8 a.m.

 - Gov. Murphy signs an executive order to prohibit phone and internet services from being shut off until 30 days after the end of the health emergency.

 - New Jersey has received an additional 200 ventilators.

 - New Jersey has received 100,000 medical masks from the government of Taiwan.

 - Gov. Murphy continues to ask for PPE donations.

 - The governor highlights some New Jerseyans who are helping with the effort to combat COVID-19.

- Col. Callahan talks about some compliance issues over the weekend.

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