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Pay To Play Report: New Jersey Assemblyman Ronald Dancer

NEW EGYPT, NJ – As we continue our ongoing investigation into the lavish publicly funded lifestyles of New Jersey’s elected state leaders here at the Jersey Shore, we’ve found a few bad…

May 8, 2020

Double Dipping is Just the Tip of the Iceberg When It Comes to NJ Assemblyman Brian Rumpf

TOMS RIVER, NJ – It started with a township council meeting in Toms River and it’s starting to grow into a very ugly scenario for the taxpayers of Ocean County and New…

March 17, 2021

NJ Globe Reports Jackson Councilman Who Called for National Guard Deployment in Lakewood is now Resigning

JACKSON, NJ – David Wildstein, editor of the New Jersey Globe reported today that tonight’s special council meeting in Jackson is to announce the resignation of Trump appointee Barry Calogero. Wildstein, a…

May 16, 2020

Dan Rodrick Exposes Town Hall Leak, Possible Political Corruption in Toms River

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Toms River Councilman Daniel Rodrick made a startling revelation at Tuesday’s township council meeting, he has solved the mystery of the information leak in town hall and potentially…

April 29, 2020

Want Parks Open? Don’t Just Blame Phil Murphy…Blame Your Mayor and County Freeholders and Do-Nothing Assemblymen

OCEAN COUNTY, NJ – There is a call, mostly among Republicans and conservatives in and around the Jersey Shore to reopen parks. The shore is home to many spacious state parks, but…

April 24, 2020

Toms River Workers Furloughed; Council Drops Salary; Mayor Hill Keeps $75,000 Paycheck

TOMS RIVER-According to a report today in the Asbury Park Press, all of Toms River’s seven elected council members have opted to forfeit their $8,900 part-time salaries they receive from the municipality…

April 17, 2020

LBI Woman Charged for Renting Out Her Condo

LONG BEACH ISLAND, NJ – A Jersey City woman obviously didn’t get Assemblyman Greg McGuckin’s memo that BENNY’s aren’t wanted here at the Jersey Shore during the COVID-19 pandemic and for that,…

April 14, 2020

Monmouth Senate Republicans Blast Murphy’s Medical Meddling with COVID-19 Critical Care Drug

Senator Declan O’Scanlon, Assemblywoman Serena DiMaso, and Assemblyman Gerry Scharfenberger (all R-Monmouth) issued a statement today calling on the Governor to rescind restrictions he placed on the ability of doctors to prescribe…

April 11, 2020

Organized Crime Evolved? Public Jobs, Contracts are the New Brown Envelopes of Ocean County’s Organized, Legalized Political “Crime”

NEW JERSEY-They treat the business no differently than an organized crime syndicate, but in New Jersey, it’s completely legal. Gone are the days when politicians take brown envelopes under the table filled…

February 10, 2020

2020 Ocean County Political Predictions

A new year means new opportunities for those who engage in the open warfare of partisan and non-partisan politics in Ocean County. Here’s our 2020 political predictions in Ocean County. Andy Kim…

January 2, 2020

GOP Sends Big Message to Murphy Administration to Protest School Cuts

Students, teachers, administrators, and parents from the Toms River Regional School District were in attendance Tuesday to rally against the extreme cuts to school funding. 10th District legislators, Senator Jim Holzapfel, Assemblymen…

December 11, 2019

Pooper Scooper, Town Hall Security Guard Among those Who Have to Reapply for Jobs to Work for Mayor Mo Hill

TOMS RIVER-A list of employees who have to reapply for their jobs including a “pooper scooper” and town hall security has been released. The 42 employees are part of the 44 jobs…

December 16, 2019

Jackson Trails Planning Board Reconsideration Letter – Full

The following is the Jackson Trails Planning Board letter for reconsideration presented to the Township of Jackson. Document obtained via Jackson. BREAKING NEWS: Can Jackson Win? Jackson Planning Board Attorney Greg McGuckin…

November 24, 2019

Ocean County Republicans Announce 2019 Campaign Recommendations

TOMS RIVER, NJ-Today the Ocean County Republican Organization formally announced the recommendation of the 2019 Candidate Screening Committee. The committee met with and interviewed candidates for County Freeholder, County Sheriff, and candidates…

February 17, 2019

Shore Republicans Say Murphy’s Rental Tax Will Hurt Tourism Industry

TRENTON,NJ–New Jersey still has one thriving industry, it’s shore tourism. That could be in jeopardy too, according to some shore area Republicans who are standing up against Governor Phil Murphy’s latest tax…

January 23, 2019

Local Officials Claim State Budget Loaded With Tax Hikes, Pet Projects for Democrats

State Sen. Jim Holzapfel and Assemblymen Dave Wolfe and Greg McGuckin, all R-Ocean, said that in addition to $1.5 billion in tax hikes on middle class families and businesses, Gov. Phil Murphy…

July 12, 2018

District, Legislative Efforts Help Restore State Funding for Toms River Schools

$3.3 million cut reduced to zero Oct. 18, 2017, Toms River— This past June, the state announced a revised funding plan that would cost Toms River Regional Schools $3.3 million, despite…

October 18, 2017

Departing Jackson Mayor Promises Smooth Transition in Resignation Letter

Jackson, NJ – Jackson Mayor Michael Reina is calling it quits after nearly two decades in public office as he prepares for his next journey in life. In a letter sent to…

September 24, 2025

Jackson Unanimously Chooses Former Mayor, Vietnam Veteran to Fill Temporary Vacancy on Township Council

JACKSON, NJ — The Jackson Township Council has appointed former mayor and longtime councilman Ken Bressi to fill the vacant council seat left by the recent passing of Councilman Scott Sargent. The…

June 19, 2025

Convicted Federal Felon, Ocean County GOP Chairman Blames “Fake News” for Crushing Election Loss

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Ocean County GOP Chairman George Gilmore, once a kingmaker in New Jersey politics is reeling from a devastating blow where his endorsed candidate for New Jersey Governor, Bill…

June 12, 2025

NJ lawmakers move to repeal diversity and inclusion instruction in public schools

TRENTON, NJ — New Jersey lawmakers are pushing to eliminate diversity and inclusion instruction from public school curricula, introducing a bill that would repeal a 2021 state law mandating such lessons for…

April 22, 2025

New Jersey Lawmakers Push for DMV to Restore Walk-In Services

TRENTON, N.J. — A new bill introduced in the New Jersey Assembly would require the state’s Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) to provide walk-in services at least three days per week at all…

January 29, 2025

Council Candidate Hannum Says Jackson Police Union “Corrupt” Calls for Cutting Top Cop Job

JACKSON, N.J. — Elenor Hannum, a leading voice in the local organization Citizens United to Protect Our Neighborhoods (CUPON), publicly opposed the recent establishment of a new oversight position within the Jackson…

October 25, 2024

Robotext Sent to All Jackson Residents Claims Council Candidate Elenor Hannum Suing Town, But Is It True?

JACKSON, NJ—Residents in Jackson have received a robocall stating that NJEA candidate for township council Elenor Hannum is suing Jackson Township and has cost the township ‘millions’ of dollars. But is it…

October 23, 2024

Council Candidate Puts Jackson on Legal Notice With $500,000 Tort Claim, Lawsuit

JACKSON, NJ – Elenor Hannum, a perennial town crier in Jackson Township who routinely launches baseless accusations against town officials, police officers, township employees, and elected officials was called ‘out of order’…

October 20, 2024

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