Update New Jersey Braces for New Wave of Escalation as Delaney Hall Call to Action Funded by Billion-Dollar National Organizations
NEWARK, N.J. — Law enforcement agencies are on high alert following a wave of cryptic, coordinated messages urging protesters to converge on Delaney Hall, the Newark ICE detention facility at the center…
Pennsylvania to eliminate college degree requirements for state jobs
PHILADELPHIA, PA – Pennsylvania may soon join the growing number of states that will drop the requirement of a college degree in order to get a state job. You still, might actually…
The state just took over this corrupt and crime ridden New Jersey city’s police department
PATERSON, NJ – Paterson is a city where even mayors have criminal records and rampant political corruption drips from the halls of town hall. It wasn’t too long ago that former Mayor…
New Jersey lawmakers worried about rise in deep -fake photography
TRENTON, NJ – Lawmakers in New Jersey worried about deep-fake photographs and videos are seeking to pass a law that will criminalize the act of using technology to manipulate those photos. New…
Republicans pushing to lower alcohol taxes in New Jersey to attract new businesses
TRENTON, NJ – With out-of-control inflation, rising fuel prices, and other general costs of living expenses on the rise in New Jersey, Trenton Republicans want to ease the burden on booze in…
There’s good news coming for street rod owners in New Jersey
Street Rod owners might soon get some benefits that will ease their struggle of being registered in the state of New Jersey. Under a new bill in Trenton, street rod owners could…
New Jersey Democrat seeks to change primary election voting rules
TRENTON, NJ – Trenton Democrat Robert Karabinchak wants to change the way unaffiliated mail-in voters vote in political primary elections in New Jersey. Under state law, unaffiliated voters must declare a political…
New Jersey seeking funding to promote responsible fatherhood
TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey legislators are concerned about promoting responsible fatherhood in the state and want to establish a 23-member council to promote it. The newly proposed New Jersey Council on…
Catholic Church in New Jersey brings back wine offering after COVID-19 hiatus
TRENTON, NJ – The Archdiocese of Newark announces Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin, C.Ss.R., Archbishop of Newark, has restored the practice of offering consecrated wine at Mass beginning Holy Thursday, April 6. Due…
This banned channel is returning to satellite tv in New Jersey
TOMS RIVER, NJ – A channel that has been banned by DirecTV for several months now is making its way back onto the satellite provider’s channel lineup. Now, New Jerseyans will be…
Officials respond to dolphin mass stranding event in Sea Isle City
SEA ISLE CITY, NJ – Eight dolphins were stranded and six were euthanized by marine wildlife officials in Sea Isle City on Tuesday. According to the Marine Mammal Stranding Center, the eight…
Firearm safety devices could soon be tax free in New Jersey
TRENTON, NJ – Lawmakers in Trenton have introduced a bill that would exempt some firearm safety devices from sales and use tax. According to the bill sponsored by Joseph Cryan, it would…
Restaurants, bars, nightclubs and schools in New Jersey to be required to post human trafficking ads
TRENTON, NJ – A new law in Trenton seeks to force restaurants, bars, schools, nightclubs, truckstops, and hotels to post state-approved human trafficking awareness ads. Under bill A1081, the state’s Commission of…
Lawmakers seek to restrict data collected by EZ-Pass from disclosure
Lawmakers in New York have introduced a bill that would amend the state’s civil rights law to protect customers’ privacy regarding toll and fare data stored by vendors and public entities such…
New Jersey to require state agencies to provide documents in 16 different languages
TRENTON, NJ – Trenton lawmakers have introduced a bill that would require state agencies providing vital documents to create documents in 15 other languages aside from English. The bill (S2459) requires State…
New Jersey bill seeks to ban abortion after 20 weeks
TRENTON, NJ – A bill has been sponsored by New Jersey Republicans seeking to ban the abortion of fetuses after 20 weeks of pregnancy. Dubbed the “Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act”, the…
New Jersey seeks to redefine bullying in public schools in light of deadly tragedy
TRENTON, NJ – In the light of the senseless death of Berkeley Township student Adriana Kuch, a victim of brutal bullying by other students, lawmakers in Trenton are seeking to change the…
New Jersey seeks to pass bill could make it more difficult to dispose of dangerous EV batteries
TRENTON, NJ – A bill in Trenton seeks to make it more challenging to get rid of the growing number of faulty and aging lithium-ion batteries Under the bill, the batteries, which…
New Jersey lawmakers declare last week of May as period poverty week
TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey Senator Teresa Ruiz is seeking to memorialize period poverty in New Jersey by designating the last week in May to the struggles poor young women often face…
Phil Murphy presents awkward political attacks at Gridiron dinner, jokes about COVID-19
TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy was a guest speaker at this year’s dinner for the elitist Gridiron Club. The Gridiron Dinner, a relatively unknown event to outsiders until it…
Chris Christie touts the success of New Jersey’s bail reform system
TRENTON, NJ – In New Jersey, many often blame the controversial bail reform system on Democrats. The Bail Reform Act was the brainchild of former Governor Chris Christie. Christie, a self-described Republican…