Goldberg: Republicans in New Jersey Can Beat Menendez With Grassroots Effort

Brian Goldberg is hoping New Jersey Republicans appreciate his years of support to the GOP and choose him to be the nominee to run against corrupt Senator Robert Menendez in the June…

New Jersey News·Politics

Jersey Board Member Who Oversaw Drafting of Overreaching Second Amendment Policy Put on Notice by the People

Lacey Mom Fights Back Against Lacey School District’s “Viewpoint Discrimination” and Punishment Against Students Suspended for Going to Gun Range LACEY-Amanda Buron, a mother of children in the Lacey Township School District…

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Only in Jersey: Freeholder Missing Half a Million Dollars, But She’s Being Appointed to a State Job

Independent Auditor Was Unable to Determine What Happened to $33 Million in State & Federal Grants, Said $475,000 in County Funds “Unlocated” Senator Kristin M. Corrado (R-40) said a new document provided by the…

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New Jersey May Soon Have an Official State Reptile

The Senate State Government, Waging, Tourism, and Historic Preservation Committee has approved legislation sponsored by Senator Christopher “Kip” Bateman (R-16) to designate the bog turtle as New Jersey’s Official State Reptile. From…

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New Jersey Freeholders May Soon be Called “Commissioners”

TRENTON-New Jersey’s County Boards of Chosen Freeholders, often affectionately referred to as “Freeloaders” by the endearing public may soon lose the colonial monicker that has been bestowed on them. That’s the plan…

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Jackson Council Asking for 3.5% Increase in Overall Appropriations in 2018

JACKSON-The Jackson Council will vote on an ordinance permitting it to exceed the state mandated 2% tax cap. The township is proposing a budget that raises spending by 3.5% over 2017’s budget. Below…

Government News

Jackson Council Seeking $6 Million in “Emergency” Funding at Tuesday’s Meeting

JACKSON-The Jackson township council is seeking to secure $6 million in emergency temporary appropriations this week. Below is a copy of an ordinance up for vote at Tuesday night’s council meeting. As posted…

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McGovern, Rullo Both Rally Against Phil Murphy Backed Democrat Gun Grab Legislation in New Jersey

NEW GRETNA–Mark McGovern, a congressional candidate in New Jersey’s second legislative district said today that the New Jersey Democrats’ assault on the second amendment must be stopped today. Follow Mark McGovern on…

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Jackson Mayoral Candidate Questions Residency of MUA Commissioner

JACKSON-John Maneri, a candidate for mayor in Jackson Township questioned the legal residency status of longtime GOP operative Geneva “Bubbles” Clayton at the March 13th Jackson Township Council Meeting. “There’s been a…

Politics

Trump Moves to Strip Illegal Harboring Sanctuary Cities of Federal Grants

The Trump administration has requested Congress move to strip sanctuary cities of federal grants in the spending bill due by the end of next week, a government official said Tuesday. The official…

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Point Pleasant Man Admits to Planning Bomb Attack to Support ISIS

by OAG, NJ TRENTON– A Point Pleasant, New Jersey, man today admitted that he planned to construct and use a pressure cooker bomb in New York on behalf of the Islamic State…

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Brick Mayor Recognized with Public Service Award for Park Services

Mayor John G. Ducey was named the recipient of the New Jersey Recreation and Parks Association’s Public Service Award. Mayor Ducey received the award at the NJRPA’s Annual Conference in Atlantic City…

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New Jersey Moves to Ban New Bitcoiin 2nd Generation Currency

Continuing New Jersey’s efforts to protect investors from fraud in the cryptocurrency market, Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal and the Division of Consumer Affairs today announced that the Bureau of Securities (“the…

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$416 MIllion County Operating Budget Sees 1/2 Penny Decrease for Taxpayers

by Ocean County Board of Chosen Freeholders TOMS RIVER-The Ocean County Board of Chosen Freeholders unveiled its 2018 budget that comes with a small decrease in the county property tax rate while…

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New Jersey DCA Will Not Further Pursue Marijuana Reclassification

NEWARK- The Division of Consumer Affairs (“the Division”) today announced that it will not further pursue its appeal from a decision of the Appellate Division of the Superior Court, which ruled that…

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Americans Blame Gov’t More Than Lack of Gun Control for Mass Shootings

It’s the government’s fault, say many Americans. Specifically, more than half of Americans blame the government’s ineptitude and inaction more than they blame guns for recent mass shootings across the country, according…

Politics·US and World News

Senator Leads Charge Against New Jersey Off-Shore Drilling

Senator Chris Brown (R-2) is sponsoring bipartisan legislation to fight the federal plan to allow offshore drilling for oil and natural gas along the Atlantic Coast. “Protecting our environment and our way…

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Brick Service Providers Receive Funding from Mayor Ducey, Township

Mayor John G. Ducey and the Township Council presented checks to representatives of fourteen local service providers at the February 27, 2018 Council meeting. The checks, which range from $2,000 to $8,000,…

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Senator Menendez’s Co-Defendant Gets 17 Years in Prison

NEWARK-Dr. Salomon Melgen who last year stood trial with New Jersey Senator Robert Menendez has been sentenced to prison. While Menendez was spared by a hung jury in his case, Melgen will…

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Hirsh Singh Announces New Jersey Congressional Bid

ATLANTIC CITY-Hirsh Singh, a 32 year old aerospace engineer who ran for Governor in the 2017 Republican primaries is now running for Congress. Singh received just shy of 10% of the votes in…

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Goldberg: Republicans in New Jersey Can Beat Menendez With Grassroots Effort

Jersey Board Member Who Oversaw Drafting of Overreaching Second Amendment Policy Put on Notice by the People

Only in Jersey: Freeholder Missing Half a Million Dollars, But She’s Being Appointed to a State Job

New Jersey May Soon Have an Official State Reptile

New Jersey Freeholders May Soon be Called “Commissioners”

Jackson Council Asking for 3.5% Increase in Overall Appropriations in 2018

Jackson Council Seeking $6 Million in “Emergency” Funding at Tuesday’s Meeting

McGovern, Rullo Both Rally Against Phil Murphy Backed Democrat Gun Grab Legislation in New Jersey

Jackson Mayoral Candidate Questions Residency of MUA Commissioner

Trump Moves to Strip Illegal Harboring Sanctuary Cities of Federal Grants

Point Pleasant Man Admits to Planning Bomb Attack to Support ISIS

Brick Mayor Recognized with Public Service Award for Park Services

New Jersey Moves to Ban New Bitcoiin 2nd Generation Currency

$416 MIllion County Operating Budget Sees 1/2 Penny Decrease for Taxpayers

New Jersey DCA Will Not Further Pursue Marijuana Reclassification

Americans Blame Gov’t More Than Lack of Gun Control for Mass Shootings

Senator Leads Charge Against New Jersey Off-Shore Drilling

Brick Service Providers Receive Funding from Mayor Ducey, Township

Senator Menendez’s Co-Defendant Gets 17 Years in Prison

Hirsh Singh Announces New Jersey Congressional Bid

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