Sherrill Targets Murphy Administration For Reckless Failure After 6,600 Non-Citizens Registered to Vote
Trenton, NJ – Gov. Mikie Sherrill is sharply criticizing the Murphy administration after revealing that approximately 6,600 non-U.S. citizens were mistakenly registered to vote through the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC),…
New Jersey moves to make churches, schools, and hospitals sanctuaries against ICE and federal law enforcement
Trenton, NJ – Assemblywoman Ellen J. Park (D-Bergen) has introduced new legislation aimed at ensuring all New Jersey residents can safely access essential public services and religious institutions without fear of enforcement…
Drake, Adin Ross named in class action lawsuit alleging illegal gambling and music botting scheme
Alexandria, VA – Rapper Aubrey “Drake” Graham, online streamer Adin Ross, and entrepreneur George Nguyen have been named in a federal class action lawsuit accusing them of promoting an illegal online casino…
New Jersey Gov Says You Would Be Struck by Lightning Before Finding Voter Fraud
Trenton, NJ – Governor Phil Murphy defended New Jersey’s decision not to adopt a voter ID law, saying the state’s election system is already secure and that instances of voter fraud are…
Ten ways millions of New Jersey residents quietly celebrate World Introvert Day
TOMS RIVER, NJ – While much of the world loudly welcomed the new year, today belongs to those who prefer things a little quieter. January 2 marks World Introvert Day — a…
Vicious Lakewood EMS rivalry turns ugly as response vehicle egged after racist calls target new company
LAKEWOOD, N.J. – A rising local emergency medical service, Hatzulas Nefashos, is facing escalating harassment amid a growing turf war over who controls first-response operations in the Lakewood and Jackson area. The…
Time for Accountability: Governor-Elect Sherrill Must End the Government Public Healthcare Fraud System On Day One
As every person who lives in New Jersey is facing historic record healthcare premium increases in 2026, it’s time for New Jersey to end the practice of free publicly funded healthcare for…
New Jersey’s Tolls Are Never Going Away, They’re Only Going to Keep Going Up
TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey drivers will face yet another toll hike in 2026, marking the fifth consecutive year of increases under an “indexed” tolling system adopted by the New Jersey Turnpike…
New Jersey School Cell Phone Ban Bill Hits Governor Murphy’s Desk
Trenton, NJ – A bill that would allow New Jersey’s public schools to ban or heavily restrict student cell phone use passed both houses of the Legislature unanimously this week, positioning it…
Federal Judge Allows Ponzi Imitidation Case Against Prominent Lakewood Religious Figures to Continue
Lakewood, NJ – An attempt by lawyers to quash a lawsuit by victims of a Ponzi scheme in Lakewood has failed as a federal judge ruled the case will continue. The judge…
E-bikes become motorcycles under bill advanced by New Jersey Democrats
Trenton, NJ – Electric bicycles would be regulated as motorized vehicles under legislation advanced by New Jersey Democrats, a move that would require riders to obtain licenses, register their bikes, and carry…
Operation Bad Santa Exposed the Dangers of New Jersey’s Soft-On-Crime Sanctuary State
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. – A week after “Operation Bad Santa” resulted in the arrest of twelve alleged online child predators, questions are mounting over how New Jersey’s bail reform and sanctuary policies…
NJ lawmakers approve extra $250K for Mikie Sherrill gubernatorial transition
TRENTON, N.J. – The New Jersey Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee has advanced a measure providing additional funding to support Governor-Elect Mikie Sherrill’s transition into office. The panel voted 11–1 on December…
Jackson councilman who blasted 400% pay raise happily cashes first public check after just one meeting
JACKSON, N.J. – It’s Christmas time in the Pollak house, but this year, there’s a little something extra underneath that tree. Jackson Councilman Christopher Pollak, who campaigned on rooting out political corruption…
Toms River MUA votes to keep free healthcare for one-hour-a-month commissioners
TOMS RIVER, N.J. – Commissioners of the Toms River Municipal Utilities Authority voted last week to continue receiving full taxpayer-funded healthcare benefits, despite working an average of just one hour per month.…
The Cost of Being Murdered in Ocean County: Commissioners approve over $2 million in new medical examiner contracts
TOMS RIVER, N.J. – Ocean County officials have approved a series of professional service contracts totaling more than $1 million to support the operations of the County Medical Examiner’s Office through next…
Mikie Sherrill set to become New Jersey’s highest-paid governor despite affordability pledge
TRENTON, N.J. – Mikie Sherrill has made affordability the cornerstone of her platform as governor of New Jersey, but on day one, she is presiding over major toll hikes and an increase…
Governor Murphy Pardons More Murderers, Drug Dealers, and Violent Criminals in Final Days in Office
TRENTON, N.J. – Marking one year since launching his clemency initiative, Governor Phil Murphy announced Wednesday that he has now granted more than 300 acts of clemency, including pardons and commutations, as…
Lakewood Rabbis Order Ban on Chanukah Concert Held at Jackson Public School
JACKSON, NJ – A Chanukah concert scheduled to take place in Jackson was abruptly canceled this week following the release of a kol koreh — a public proclamation — signed by the…
America’s largest yeshiva just bought former Jackson middle school for $15 million below original asking price
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – The Jackson Township Board of Education has reportedly approved a $40 million bid from Beth Medrash Govoha (BMG), the world’s largest Orthodox Jewish yeshiva, to purchase the former…
The Great Decline: Student Testing Changes Have Devalued Grammar and Clarity for the Sake of Equitable Accomodations
TRENTON, NJ – Assemblywoman Dawn Fantasia (R-Sussex), a former English teacher and school administrator, is criticizing the New Jersey Department of Education for what she calls a years-long erosion of writing standards…
