Dear Phil Murphy and Democrats: New Jersey Doesn’t Want to be the California of the East

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey doesn’t want to be California of the East. The ridiculous notion came from Massachusetts native and current governor of the Garden State, Phil Murphy. Most New Jerseyans…

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Chris Christie Out of Step With Democrats and Republicans as He Continues to Try to Push His Weight on Political Issues

TRENTON, NJ – Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has undergone a remarkable political metamorphosis, transitioning from one of Donald Trump’s most ardent supporters to one of his most vocal detractors. Once…

Local Politics·New Jersey News

Hakeem Jeffries Admits the “Quiet Part” on Electric Vehicle Mandate: A Scam Out of Reach for Most Americans

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy and New York Governor Kathy Hochul might not be happy today after New York Congressman Hakeem Jeffries said the quiet part out loud about…

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Murphy Green Lights Strategic Merger of Two New Jersey Colleges

TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey City University (NJCU) has voted unanimously to pursue a strategic merger with Kean University, a decision backed by Governor Phil Murphy and Secretary of Higher Education Brian…

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Governor Phil Murphy’s New‘Fun Tax’ Sparks Outrage in New Jersey

TRENTON, NJ – Vacations to the Jersey Shore are about to get more expensive under New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy’s latest tax, being dubbed the ‘fun tax’ by the opposition. Governor Murphy’s…

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Today is Reckoning Day as New Jersey Defies Trump’s Deadline to End DEI and Transgender Sports Policies in Schools

TRENTON, NJ – Today marks the deadline set by President Donald Trump for schools and universities across America to eliminate Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs and policies allowing transgender athletes to…

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Virginia “Ginny” Haines Announces Retirement from Ocean County Politics at 78

TOMS RIVER, NJ – February 27, 2025 – Ocean County Commissioner Virginia “Ginny” Haines, a prominent figure in New Jersey politics for over four decades, has announced she will not seek re-election…

New Jersey News

New Jersey morning traffic update: Crashes, delays, and major closures

NEW JERSEY — Commuters across New Jersey are facing multiple crashes, delays, and lane closures this morning, with major incidents affecting several highways and transit routes. Major Incidents: Traffic Delays: Motorists are…

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Trans Athletes Will Be Allowed to Continue to Play in Girls Sports, New Jersey Says, Ciattarelli Responds

TRENTON, N.J. — Former New Jersey gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli is calling on the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) to change its policy allowing transgender athletes to compete in accordance…

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Phil Murphy’s California Dreaming Has New Jersey Screaming Over Massive Energy Price Hike

TRENTON, NJ – – Across New Jersey, all the leaves are brown and the sky is grey, but for many in the state, Governor Phil Murphy’s California dreaming has turned into a…

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Murphy touts record number of state healthcare signups in New Jersey

TRENTON, NJ – More than half a million New Jersey residents enrolled in health insurance through Get Covered New Jersey for 2025, setting a new record, Governor Phil Murphy and Department of…

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Trump Administration Kills New York City Congestion Tolls Scheme

HOBOKEN, NJ — The U.S. Department of Transportation has revoked federal approval for New York City’s congestion pricing plan, effectively ending the tolling program that would have charged drivers entering Manhattan below…

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Congressman Calls for Resignation of New Jersey Energy Board, Citing $320 Million in DEI and Equity Spending as Consumer Rates Spike

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Congressman Jeff Van Drew is demanding the resignation of New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) board members following their approval of a 17% increase in electric rates, calling…

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Dear Phil Murphy and Democrats: New Jersey Doesn’t Want to be the California of the East

Chris Christie Out of Step With Democrats and Republicans as He Continues to Try to Push His Weight on Political Issues

Hakeem Jeffries Admits the “Quiet Part” on Electric Vehicle Mandate: A Scam Out of Reach for Most Americans

Murphy Green Lights Strategic Merger of Two New Jersey Colleges

Governor Phil Murphy’s New‘Fun Tax’ Sparks Outrage in New Jersey

Today is Reckoning Day as New Jersey Defies Trump’s Deadline to End DEI and Transgender Sports Policies in Schools

Virginia “Ginny” Haines Announces Retirement from Ocean County Politics at 78

New Jersey morning traffic update: Crashes, delays, and major closures

Trans Athletes Will Be Allowed to Continue to Play in Girls Sports, New Jersey Says, Ciattarelli Responds

Phil Murphy’s California Dreaming Has New Jersey Screaming Over Massive Energy Price Hike

Murphy touts record number of state healthcare signups in New Jersey

Trump Administration Kills New York City Congestion Tolls Scheme

Congressman Calls for Resignation of New Jersey Energy Board, Citing $320 Million in DEI and Equity Spending as Consumer Rates Spike

Violent NYC Subway Attack Leaves Teen Beaten, With Multiple Stab Wounds

Phil Murphy Has Failed New Jersey as Energy Prices Skyrocket and Clean Energy Promises Fall Flat

New Jersey Drivers Eyeing Florida’s SunPass as Alternative to Far-East Operated E-ZPass

New Jersey Governor Facing Impending Showdown with Ice on Thursday

Governor Murphy “Surrenders” to Trump, Cancels Fourth Round of Wind Farms

NYPD seeks suspect in Bronx subway station robbery of 16-year-old boy

NYPD seeks suspect for violent assault on Manhattan subway train

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