Jackson Mayor Blames Previous Administration’s Land Swap Despite Prior Council Vote
Jackson, NJ – Jackson Mayor Jennifer Kuhn is placing responsibility for a New Jersey Supreme Court ruling over a controversial land acquisition on the township’s “previous administration”, despite voting in favor of…
FBI Wins FOIA Lawsuit Over Records on Social Media Contacts During 2020 Election, Hunter Biden Laptop
A federal judge has ruled that the FBI properly withheld portions of records sought by a conservative legal organization investigating the bureau’s communications with social media companies during the 2020 election. A…
New Jersey Migrant Exec Could Lose Citizenship After DOJ Files Denaturalization Claims Against 17
A New Jersey staffing company executive is among 17 naturalized U.S. citizens targeted in a sweeping Justice Department crackdown on individuals accused of obtaining citizenship through fraud, concealment, or criminal conduct. The…
Why Mikie Sherrill’s World Cup Tax Plan Was Doomed From the Start
New Jersey spent nearly a decade preparing for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. State leaders, including former New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy promised residents that hosting the world’s largest sporting event would…
Chicago Bears Advance $5 Billion Stadium Move to Indiana After Illinois Talks Collapse
The Chicago Bears have taken a major step toward leaving Illinois after advancing plans for a $5 billion domed stadium in Indiana backed by more than $1 billion in state incentives. The…
Colorado Agitator Among Six Arrested as Delaney Hall Protests Continue in Newark
Six people were arrested during overnight demonstrations outside Newark’s Delaney Hall detention facility, including two individuals who police say had already been arrested at previous protests. Newark police arrested six protesters during…
Mikie Sherrill Rejects Pause on New Jersey Gas Tax for Short Term Consumer Relief
Republicans are pushing to suspend New Jersey’s gas tax as fuel prices climb, but state leaders say the move could jeopardize billions of dollars in funding for roads, bridges and NJ Transit…
Six People Stabbed by Homeless Man Inside Penn Station As World Cup Safety Concerns Grow
A stabbing attack that injured six people at New York Penn Station has raised fresh security concerns as the transit hub prepares to handle tens of thousands of FIFA World Cup fans…
New Jersey Democrats Are Literally Going Nuts as Budget Deadline Looms
Republicans blasted the proposal as a trivial distraction from property taxes, utility costs, and looming budget negotiations. TRENTON, N.J. — With New Jersey facing a budget deadline later this month and residents…
Strawberry Festivals, Pride Celebrations and Street Fairs Highlight New Jersey Weekend Events
From Cape May to Bergen County, New Jersey residents can enjoy festivals, Pride events, food trucks, live music and family activities throughout the weekend. New Jersey is packed with festivals, community celebrations…
New Jersey Public Defender Challenges Felony Rioting Charges for 40 Violent Delaney Hall Protesters
The New Jersey Office of the Public Defender says it is closely reviewing dozens of felony rioting charges stemming from protests outside Newark’s Delaney Hall detention facility, raising concerns about probable cause…
Juvenile Killed, Two Burn Victims Airlifted After Early-Morning House Fire in Perth Amboy
A juvenile died and two other people suffered serious burn injuries following a residential fire that erupted on Chauncey Street in Perth Amboy early Friday morning. Perth Amboy, N.J. – One juvenile…
New Jersey Dem Leader: We Don’t Want Those Jobs; After Exxon, Chevron, Hess, Others Flee State
Assemblyman Ravi Bhalla is facing criticism after remarks during a State House hearing in which he said New Jersey does not want jobs that “create climate disasters and kill our residents.” Trenton,…
Mikie Sherrill Pulled the Police At Delaney Hall “To Appease the Psychos” Crispi Says
A conservative commentator is accusing Gov. Mikie Sherrill of weakening law enforcement efforts at Newark’s Delaney Hall protest site, while supporters of the demonstrations continue to criticize the police response. Newark, N.J.…
New Jersey Governor Shifts $15 Million from Domestic Violence Victims to Migrant Legal Services
Assemblywoman Victoria Flynn is criticizing Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s proposed budget after funding reductions for women’s services coincided with a major increase in immigration legal defense spending. Trenton, N.J. – A growing political…
Two Out-Of-State Agitators Arrested for Attacking Cops at Delaney Hall
Newark, NJ — Two out-of-state protesters now face aggravated assault charges after authorities say a demonstration outside Delaney Hall escalated into a confrontation with Newark police officers, resulting in arrests and multiple…
New Jersey Governor Announces $12 Million Fund Legal Support for Migrants Facing Detention and Deportation
Trenton, NJ — Immigrants facing detention and possible deportation in New Jersey will gain access to expanded legal support after Gov. Mikie Sherrill announced a $12 million increase for the state’s Detention…
ICE Arrests Child Predator, Fugitive Wanted for Robbery During New Jersey Enforcement Operation
Newark, NJ — Delaney Hall will have two more criminal aliens as guests today as protests continue in Newark. Federal immigration agents arrested several people living in the United States illegally during…
Great Adventure Fined Multiple Times By Jackson for Contruction without Permits and Inspections
Township officials issued multiple penalties against Six Flags Great Adventure after alleging the amusement park repeatedly failed to obtain permits, skipped required inspections and performed unauthorized construction work. Jackson Township, NJ –…
Delaney Hall was a Democrat-approved cash cow before it became a symbol of migrant oppression
As protests erupt outside Delaney Hall in 2026, the political history of the Newark detention facility reveals years of Democratic support, federal funding, and local financial benefit during the Obama era when…
Toms River Mayor Approval Rating at 68% in New Poll
TOMS RIVER, N.J. — A new poll of Toms River residents found Mayor Dan Rodrick maintaining a 68% overall job approval rating, with residents expressing strong support for many of the administration’s…
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