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),…
Muslim prayer lawsuit against Trenton schools dismissed on constutional grounds
A federal court ruled a parent failed to show that Trenton school officials violated his constitutional rights after denying a request for weekly early dismissal for religious services. Trenton, NJ – A…
Randolph Mayor Joe Hathaway Outlines Platform in Race for Mikie Sherrill’s Open House Seat
Randolph Mayor Joe Hathaway is promoting tax relief for first-time homebuyers and workforce training as key issues in the race for New Jersey’s 11th Congressional District. Morristown, NJ – Randolph Mayor Joe…
“Obama Phone” Program Still Active Nearly Two Decades After Launch and Now Includes Free Amazon Prime
The federal Lifeline program, often nicknamed the “Obama Phone,” continues to provide free or discounted cell phone service to eligible low-income households across the United States. TRENTON, NJ – A federal program…
New Jersey Restaurants We Said Goodbye to in 2025
Several well-known restaurants across New Jersey closed their doors in 2025, ending decades-long runs and leaving noticeable gaps in local dining scenes. Rumson, NJ – A number of longtime restaurants and popular…
Hidden Fees and Bad Policies Are Driving Up Electric Bills for New Jersey Residents — Here’s What’s Happening
Rising supply charges, grid demand, and energy market costs are pushing New Jersey electric bills higher, leaving many residents questioning why their monthly payments continue to climb. Trenton, NJ – Electric bills…
New Jersey is Becoming More Unaffordable Than Ever as State Leads National Exodus Report for 8th Straight Year
Migration data shows New Jersey continues to lead the nation in outbound moves as residents seek lower taxes and more affordable housing elsewhere. Trenton, NJ – New Jersey continues to experience a…
Freehold Township Plan Targets 607 Affordable Housing Units Through 2035
The township must address a combined obligation of 607 affordable housing units during the current housing cycle, including rehabilitation and new construction requirements. Freehold Township, NJ – Freehold Township’s amended affordable housing…
Howell Affordable Housing Plan Targets 304 Units Through 2035
Township officials outlined projects and credits intended to meet a state-mandated obligation of 304 affordable housing units during the fourth housing round. Howell, NJ – Howell Township’s amended affordable housing plan outlines…
Judge Overturns Brick Zoning Board Denial for Property Linked to Lakewood Child Killing Case
A Superior Court judge ruled the township improperly denied a variance request tied to a property owned by Naomi Elkins and a co-owner. Brick Township, NJ – A Superior Court judge has…
Lakewood Zoning Board to Review Duplex Subdivision, Retail Building Variance
Board members will consider several development proposals including duplex housing, a retail building height variance, and a 16-unit residential subdivision. Lakewood, NJ – The Lakewood Zoning Board of Adjustment is scheduled to…
Berkeley Council Introduces Parking Ordinance, Advances Budget Transfers at Meeting
Township officials also approved shared service agreements and authorized action targeting a zoning board member. Berkeley Township, NJ – The Berkeley Township Council introduced a new parking ordinance and approved several financial…
Daughter of Former U.S. Intelligence Chief Sentenced to 35 Years for Killing Friend
Sophia Negroponte was sentenced after a retrial conviction for the fatal stabbing of her longtime friend during a drunken dispute at a Maryland Airbnb. Rockville, MD – Sophia Negroponte, the daughter of…
New Jersey Facing $3 Billion Structural Deficit, Governor Sherrill Warns Ahead of Budget
Governor Mikie Sherrill says spending cuts will be needed to prevent a growing deficit that could wipe out state reserves within two years. Trenton, NJ – New Jersey could face a structural…
NJ Federal Court Denies Inmate’s Request to Pause Civil Rights Lawsuit Over Shooting Case
A federal judge declined to halt a civil rights lawsuit filed by a Jersey City man while his criminal appeal is pending. Newark, NJ – A federal court in New Jersey has…
New Jersey Bill Advances to Ban Several Food Additives and Artificial Dyes in Schools
Legislation would prohibit certain food additives in commercial products and ban multiple artificial dyes from food served in schools. Trenton, NJ – A New Jersey Senate committee has advanced legislation that would…
Monmouth County REAL/PACT Rules: Commissioners Continue Legal Fight Against DEP Regulations
County officials say the rules could require coastal homes, buildings, and roads to be rebuilt higher than federal standards after storm damage. Freehold, NJ — Monmouth County officials say they will continue…
Howell Consumer Bowl: Marlboro High School Wins Monmouth County Title for Fifth Straight Year
Students from Marlboro High School will advance to the Central Regional competition after winning the countywide consumer knowledge contest. Howell, NJ — Marlboro High School students captured the 2026 Monmouth County Consumer…
New Jersey Republicans Want to Make Bleachers Safe Again
Proposed “New Jersey Bleacher Safety Act” would mandate safety standards and inspections for existing bleachers statewide. Trenton, NJ – New Jersey lawmakers have introduced legislation that would require existing bleachers at sports…
Harford County Sheriff Backs ICE Partnership Program During Visit With House Judiciary Chairman
The sheriff says the federal partnership helps identify criminal immigrants in the county detention center and transfer them to federal authorities. Harford County, MD — The Harford County sheriff is voicing support…
New Jersey Dems Want Remote School Learning Day During Election to Replace Mikie Sherrill in Congress
Legislation would permit a one-day switch to virtual instruction for students whose schools serve as polling places during a special congressional election. Trenton, NJ – New Jersey lawmakers have introduced legislation that…
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