Bus Company Cancels Deal With Embattled New Jersey Transit

PARAMUS, NJ — Coach USA has declared that it will be discontinuing the O.N.E. Bus service routes 24, 31, and 44 in East Orange, Orange City, Newark, and Essex County, effective October…

Rally Against New Jersey Transit Fare Hikes, Service Troubles Planned in Newark

Transit Riders to Rally Against NJ Transit Fare Hikes Newark, NJ — In response to impending fare hikes, transit riders will rally outside NJ Transit headquarters, urging Governor Murphy to halt the…

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Phil Murphy Wants to Raise Sales Tax to Fix New Jersey Transit Budget Crisis

TRENTON, N.J. – Assembly Republican Conference Leader Christopher DePhillips is urging legislative leaders to avoid tax increases as Democrats discuss raising the sales tax to support NJ Transit in the final weeks…

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New Jersey Train Fare Hikes Increase Mass Transit Cost by 15%

TRENTON, NJ – Mass transit services in New Jersey are running out of money. Mass transit, one of the cornerstones of Governor Murphy’s green energy agenda is about to get more expensive…

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Children Who Undergo Gender Transition Could Sue Doctors Under New Jersey Law

TRENTON, NJ – Senators Joseph F. Vitale and Andrew Zwicker have introduced Senate Bill No. 1098, marking a significant stride towards safeguarding the rights of intersex children in New Jersey. The bill,…

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New Jersey Commuters Off the Rails on 15% Transit Rate Hike

Newark, NJ – NJ Transit has announced a proposal for a 15% systemwide fare adjustment, slated to take effect from July 1, 2024. This decision marks the first fare increase since 2015…

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Aide to NJ Governor Murphy Killed in New Year’s Crash

Louisa B. Carman, a 25-year-old aide to Governor Phil Murphy, died in a Route 1 multi-vehicle collision in Plainsboro early Monday. Governor Murphy expressed deep sorrow over her death. Carman worked as…

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Men Who Attacked NYPD Transit Cop Arrested for Assault

BRONX, NY – The Bronx District Attorney’s Office has announced the indictment of two men from Westchester for assaulting an NYPD Transit Lieutenant. Brian Innocent, 24, of New Rochelle, and Marquise Webb,…

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PAUL MUELLER: Newsom’s California Is Showing Us What The Green Energy Transition Looks Like — And It Isn’t Pretty

PAUL MUELLER: Newsom’s California Is Showing Us What The Green Energy Transition Looks Like — And It Isn’t Pretty Paul Mueller on December 9, 2023 With President Biden’s advancing age — and…

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Phil Murphy’s Gas Car Ban an Unjust Tax on the Poor and Middle Class

The announcement by New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy to ban gasoline-powered cars by 2035 has sparked significant debate. While the intention behind this initiative – to reduce emissions and combat climate change…

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Arrest Made in Rochester Transit Center Shooting

ROCHESTER, NY— The Rochester Police Department has reported the arrest of 44-year-old Jamel Robinson following a fatal shooting outside the Transit Center. Robinson faces charges including second-degree murder, first-degree assault, and weapon…

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Why New Jersey Transit Trains Have Dirty Windows, Sticky Floors, and an Odd Smell

TRENTON, NJ – Public transportation is supposed to be a convenient and efficient means of commuting, but for many New Jersey Transit riders, the experience is anything but. Passengers frequently complain about…

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James O’Keefe Claims New Jersey School District Socially Transitioning Students

KINGSWAY, NJ – According to Project Veritas head James O’Keefe, the Kingsway Regional School District in New Jersey has initiated a “tiered” policy for students wishing to socially transition their gender identity…

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Heat Pumps to Replace Gas Heat in NJ, But Can They Keep You Warm in Harsh Winter Months

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has ordered that all commercial buildings and multi-dwelling apartment buildings, townhomes and condominiums ditch their natural gas heating systems and switch to less effective…

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Phil Murphy’s Gas Car Ban is Flawed, NJ Car Dealerships Say

TRENTON, NJ – Earlier this year, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy introduced a radical plan to ban the sale of gas-powered cars and trucks in the Garden State by 2035. That’s part…

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Majority Of Blue State Adults Oppose Hiding Kids’ Gender Transitions From Parents: Poll

Majority Of Blue State Adults Oppose Hiding Kids’ Gender Transitions From Parents: Poll Reagan Reese on August 23, 2023 About 77% of New Jersey adults say they believe schools should be required…

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Judge Orders New Jersey Schools Not To Tell Parents About Kid’ Gender Transitions

Reagan Reese on August 19, 2023 TRENTON, NJ – A decision was reached by New Jersey Superior Court Judge David F. Bauman on Friday, prohibiting three school districts from enforcing their policies…

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NJ Coastal Rail Line Shut Down After Person Struck by Train

ABERDEEN, NJ – An adult male pedestrian was fatally injured early in the morning when struck by North Jersey Coast Line train 3320. The collision occurred just past Aberdeen-Matawan station near Cliffwood…

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School District Allowed To Keep Child Gender Transitions From Parents, Court Rules

School District Allowed To Keep Child Gender Transitions From Parents, Court Rules Reagan Reese on August 15, 2023 A federal appeals court ruled Monday that a Maryland school district can continue to…

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Federal Employees Working from Home in NJ Could Soon Return to Office

NEWARK, NJ – The White House is urging federal agencies to transition to more in-person work starting next month, emphasizing its importance in delivering government services effectively. White House Chief of Staff…

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Bus Company Cancels Deal With Embattled New Jersey Transit

Rally Against New Jersey Transit Fare Hikes, Service Troubles Planned in Newark

Phil Murphy Wants to Raise Sales Tax to Fix New Jersey Transit Budget Crisis

New Jersey Train Fare Hikes Increase Mass Transit Cost by 15%

Children Who Undergo Gender Transition Could Sue Doctors Under New Jersey Law

New Jersey Commuters Off the Rails on 15% Transit Rate Hike

Aide to NJ Governor Murphy Killed in New Year’s Crash

Men Who Attacked NYPD Transit Cop Arrested for Assault

Phil Murphy’s Gas Car Ban an Unjust Tax on the Poor and Middle Class

Arrest Made in Rochester Transit Center Shooting

Why New Jersey Transit Trains Have Dirty Windows, Sticky Floors, and an Odd Smell

James O’Keefe Claims New Jersey School District Socially Transitioning Students

Heat Pumps to Replace Gas Heat in NJ, But Can They Keep You Warm in Harsh Winter Months

Phil Murphy’s Gas Car Ban is Flawed, NJ Car Dealerships Say

NJ Coastal Rail Line Shut Down After Person Struck by Train

Federal Employees Working from Home in NJ Could Soon Return to Office

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