There are now only a few places in New Jersey where the government still requires masks be worn to combat COVID-19 now that Gov. Phil Murphy lifted face covering mandates on NJ Transit in the wake of a federal judge striking down the U.S. government’s mask rules for mass transportation. Masks are still mandated in the Garden State’s hospitals and other health care settings, as required by the federal government, as well as in congregant settings such as prisons, Murphy said Tuesday. The governor noted he doesn’t expect those rules to change soon. “We’ve followed the feds from moment one,” Murp…
