Singh: Epstein Death Highlights Failure of Trust in Government

ATLANTIC CITY-Hirsh Singh, the Republican candidate challenging U.S. Senator Cory Booker said this week that the death of accused celebrity pedophile Jerry Epstein highlights the failure of trust in government in the…

New Jersey News

Bob Menendez Enjoying Romp in Puerto Rico as Government Shutdown Continues

PUERTO RICO-Admonished Senator Bob Menendez, who was accused by federal prosecutors of engaging in prostitution during his past visits to the Caribbean was spotted this weekend on the beaches of Puerto Rico.…

Government News·New Jersey News·Politics

Ocean County Freeholders to Subsidize Food Stamp Recipients While Federal Government “Plays Games”

TOMS RIVER-What would happen the federal government shutdown over security at America’s southern border interrupted Ocean County residents’ ability to receive food stamps to feed their families? Yesterday, at the meeting of…

Government News·New Jersey News·Politics

WASHINGTON POST: Death Toll Down at National Parks During Government Shutdown

WASHINGTON, DC-The Washington Post reported today that the number of deaths in the country’s national parks has fallen since the government shutdown began. Citing an average of six deaths per week, the…

Politics·US and World News

Shore News Network Offers Free Press Release Publication to Government Public Information Officers

TOMS RIVER-Let’s face it, our local governments spend a lot of money each year on public information services. In fact, in Ocean County alone, there is over $1,000,000 in public funds spent…

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Bill Proposed to Exempt Government Agencies from New Jersey’s Outrageous Gas Tax

TRENTON-The same lawmakers who passed New Jersey’s outrageous 23 cents per gallon gas tax are now scaling back after realizing the gas tax, which was meant to provide property tax relief has…

Business News·Community News·New Jersey News·Police Blotter

Pennacchio, Jersey Politicians Trying to Reign in Appointee Government Corruption

TRENTON-New Jersey lawmakers are trying to rein in a pattern of corruption among Gubernatorial appointees to the State Investment Council after scandals have plagued the state board. Most members on the council…

New Jersey News·Police Blotter·Politics

SBA: Black Businesses Getting More Loans from Federal Government

by Harry Menta, SBA NEWARK, NJ-There is good news on SBA lending trends to NJ black-owned businesses. Loan approvals, over the first four months of FY 2018 (Oct. 1, 2017 thru Jan. 31,2018)…

Business News·New Jersey News

Jackson Township Loses Lawsuit Against Governmental Transparency, Settles Case for $30,000

JACKSON-Jackson Township officials have lost their case against a man who claimed the township was keeping public documents away from him illegally after a judge ordered the release of the documents and…

Community News·Police Blotter

Jewish Voting Bloc Snubs Guadagno, Calls State PBA Director of Government Affairs a “Nazi Forerunner”

LAKEWOOD-This year, the influential Lakewood VAAD, a council of Orthodox religious, community and business leaders snubbed Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno and announced their endorsement of Democrat Phil Murphy. In a surprise preface…

Community News·Government News

Wall Street Millionaire Democrat Phil Murphy Unveils his Plan to Increase Government Spending in New Jersey

TRENTON-The two candidates for Governor to succeed Chris Christie in New Jersey, Kim Guadagno and Phil Murphy squared off in their first public debate last night. One candidate said New Jersey is…

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NJ First Family Parties on Beach Closed to the Public During Government Shutdown

BERKELEY TOWNSHIP — People hoping to visit Island Beach State Park this holiday weekend were not allowed in because of the state government shutdown Gov. Chris Christie ordered amid the state budget…

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Who killed the rabbit ears? The government is ditching broadcast TV just as we're cutting the cable | Mulshine

Like a lot of other people, I am ready to cut the cable. It’s not merely that my monthly cable bill equals a car payment. It also exceeds the entire price of…

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New Conservative Party intends to halt poor management and carry out purge of local government employees and officials – Strike

RIGA, March 28 (LETA) – In an interview with LETA, former high-ranking Corruption Prevention Bureau (KNAB) official and current Riga mayor candidate for the New Conservative Party Juta Strike said that the…

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Singh: Epstein Death Highlights Failure of Trust in Government

Bob Menendez Enjoying Romp in Puerto Rico as Government Shutdown Continues

Ocean County Freeholders to Subsidize Food Stamp Recipients While Federal Government “Plays Games”

WASHINGTON POST: Death Toll Down at National Parks During Government Shutdown

Shore News Network Offers Free Press Release Publication to Government Public Information Officers

Bill Proposed to Exempt Government Agencies from New Jersey’s Outrageous Gas Tax

Pennacchio, Jersey Politicians Trying to Reign in Appointee Government Corruption

SBA: Black Businesses Getting More Loans from Federal Government

Jackson Township Loses Lawsuit Against Governmental Transparency, Settles Case for $30,000

Jewish Voting Bloc Snubs Guadagno, Calls State PBA Director of Government Affairs a “Nazi Forerunner”

Wall Street Millionaire Democrat Phil Murphy Unveils his Plan to Increase Government Spending in New Jersey

NJ First Family Parties on Beach Closed to the Public During Government Shutdown

Who killed the rabbit ears? The government is ditching broadcast TV just as we're cutting the cable | Mulshine

New Conservative Party intends to halt poor management and carry out purge of local government employees and officials – Strike

GOP Targets Taxes as Government Nears 20 Percent of Economy

Assange Again Denies Russian Government Was Behind Hacks

Senate Passes Kean Ethics Bill to Make Local Government More Accountable

Swiss Business and Government Leaders Participate in White House Investment Mission

Anti-Government Protests Erupt in Haiti

Three Candidates Hoping to Bring Experience to Teaneck Town Hall

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