Gov. Phil Murphy and state officials provided an update on the coronavirus outbreak in New Jersey Monday afternoon.

- Officials announce 3,347 news cases of coronavirus in New Jersey - 16,636 cases overall.

- Officials announce 37 additional deaths, for a statewide death toll of 198.

- Gov. Murphy continues to urge New Jerseyans to practice social distancing. "Stay. At. Home."

- Gov. Murphy discusses the status of the state's hospitals.

- The governor calls on any an all medical volunteers

- New Jersey is in need of more ventilators

 

- Company Sherwin Williams will be donating N95 masks to the effort.

-  Testing for first responders and health care workers.

- Gov. Murphy discusses SNAP benefits.

 - Gov. Murphy discusses some updates to his Social Distancing Executive Order 107. 

 - Local breweries and brewpubs can now offer home delivery to customers.

- New Jersey gun shops can now sell guns to customers, but it must be by appointment only, the comply with the social distancing rules.

 - State police superintendent discusses noncompliance issues, including a man who allegedly coughed on an officer and claimed to have the virus and Lakewood police breaking up a Bar Mitzvah. Col. Patrick Callahan says to date, there have been 70 noncompliance issues, resulting in 34 indictable offenses.

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