New Jersey is suing Trump again
TRENTON, NJ – The state of New Jersey, under Governor Phil Murphy and Attorney General Matt Platkin, is at it again. They are suing President Donald Trump again. This is approximately the…
New Jersey’s 2035 Gas Car Ban Suffers Major Setback in Congress
Trenton, NJ – May 1, 2025 – A bipartisan vote in the U.S. House of Representatives has cast doubt on New Jersey’s ambitious plan to phase out the sale of new gasoline-powered…
New Jersey LGBTQ rights group pushes to block parental rights in Monmouth school district
COLTS NECK, NJ — A proposed “Parents Bill of Rights” by the Colts Neck Board of Education has drawn sharp criticism from a leading LGBTQ advocacy group, triggering a public exchange of…
NJ GOP race heats up as candidates make moves ahead of June primary
TRENTON, NJ — The Republican primary race for New Jersey governor intensified Wednesday as leading candidates launched campaign events, released new ads, and secured endorsements across the state. Bill Spadea, a former…
NJ launches NJHOMES to help towns design equity based affordable housing that fits local character
TRENTON, N.J. — The New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (DCA) has launched a new initiative, NJHOMES, aimed at guiding municipalities in creating affordable housing that aligns with local needs and neighborhood…
New Jersey signs gambling pact with Middle East country
ABU DHABI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES — Governor Phil Murphy signed a memorandum of understanding this week between New Jersey’s Division of Gaming Enforcement and the United Arab Emirates’ General Commercial Gaming Regulatory…
Christie says Ciattarelli, Spadea pray each night on their knees for Trump’s endorsement
TRENTON, NJ — Dear Lord, please bestow upon me the blessing of President Donald Trump’s endorsement in the June primary election. That’s pretty much what Trump antagonist and former New Jersey Governor…
Ciattarelli slams New Jersey Governor’s equity based energy pricing scheme
TRENTON, NJ — New Jerseyans will soon be paying for electricty based on their economic wealth, and not necessarily how much power they actually pull from the electric grid, according to a…
Rising Liberal Hate in New Jersey Risks a Dangerous Divide
TOMS RIVER, NJ – New Jersey’s political figures are edging into an realm that ignores, if not, supports political violence from the left against anyone who doesn’t agree with them. A recent…
New Jersey senators engage in political theater, neglecting polluted waterways, dangerous bridges
Editorial: Booker and Kim Have Lost Sight of Reality as New Jersey Crumbles. Instead of sitting on steps and giving 12 hour speeches, or showig up to forest fires for Smithsonian photo-ops,…
Bill Spadea Refuses to Return $225,000 in Common Sense Club Donation Payments Amid Controversy
Trenton, NJ – Republican gubernatorial candidate Bill Spadea is facing mounting criticism for his refusal to return $225,000 in donations from his Common Sense Club, a ‘non-profit’ and ‘non-political-action-committee’, which he paid…
NJ senator demands Princeton funding freeze over anti-Semitism claims on campus
TRENTON, N.J. — Citing a surge in anti-Semitic incidents nationwide and protests at Princeton University, New Jersey State Senator Robert Singer (R-30) is calling for an immediate halt to taxpayer funding to…
As S2 Funding Fails, New Jersey Allows Most Districts to Bypass 2% Tax Cap
TRENTON, NJ — The New Jersey Department of Education has announced that more than half of the state’s school districts now have the authority to increase property taxes beyond the longstanding 2%…
New Jersey faces mounting energy crisis after shutdown of six major power plants
TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey is in the grip of an escalating energy crisis, triggered initially by the closure of five coal-fired power plants and one nuclear facility since 2017, leaving the…
Aerial photos reveal Pinelands devastation from New Jersey’s Jones Road fire
LACEY TOWNSHIP, N.J. — Aerial surveillance photos released Wednesday revealed the extensive swaths of forestland destroyed by the Jones Road Wildfire in Ocean County, which has torched approximately 12,000 acres and remains…
New Jersey defies Trump order to abolish DEI in public schools
TRENTON, NJ — Governor Phil Murphy, who said he’s ready for war with the White House, is now pushing back on a presidential executive order against diversity, equity, and inclusion programs in…
Jury finds wife of disgraced U.S. Senator Menendez a guilty ‘partner in crime’
Newark, NJ – A federal jury has convicted Nadine Menendez on bribery and corruption charges, marking the latest chapter in a high-profile case that has already seen her husband, former New Jersey…
Jack Ciattarelli Visits PSEG Nuclear Plant, Proposes Energy Policy Shift
Hancocks Bridge, N.J. – April 21, 2025 – Republican gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli toured the PSEG Nuclear Salem and Hope Creek generating stations in Salem County on Monday, commending their role in…
Ten Things New Jersey and Other Places Did During the Pandemic That Went Too Far
TRENTON, NJ—As we embark on the five-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent ridiculous response by local governments, especially in New Jersey, let’s take a trip down memory lane. During…
New Jersey Dept. of Transportation director drove drunk and crashed with children in car
TRENTON, NJ – If you live in New Jersey, you’re used to two sets of rules, one for the political elites and one for everyone else. In a recently released bodycam video,…