New Jersey Makes COVID-Era Cocktails-To-Go Law Permanent for Restaurants and Bars
New Jersey has permanently legalized COVID-era cocktails-to-go rules, allowing qualifying restaurants and bars to continue takeout and alcohol delivery.…
New Jersey Could Get More Than $770 Million From Meta — Where Will the Money Go?
New Jersey could collect more than $772 million from Meta, but officials have not yet detailed how the state's massive settlement recovery will be spent.…
New Jersey Criminalizes Abortion Protesting With Vague Language in Anti-Discrimination Bill
The legislation represents New Jersey's latest expansion of legal protections surrounding reproductive health care while setting the stage for continued debate over how the law will be interpreted and balanced against constitutional…
11,000 Non-Resident Voters Confirmed as New Jersey’s Illegal Voting Scandal Grows
New Jersey election officials have removed more than 5,000 additional voter registrations and referred another 1,650 for county review as the state's investigation into erroneous non-citizen voter registrations continues.…
Dozens of New New Jersey Immigration Bills Pending as State Continues to Expand Immigration Protections
New Jersey has enacted several major immigration laws this year while lawmakers continue considering dozens of additional proposals affecting healthcare, education, law enforcement, housing and cooperation with federal immigration authorities.…
Democrats in New Jersey Cut Medicaid Funding So They Can Blame Trump, GOP Says
Assembly Republicans say New Jersey reduced state Medicaid funding by $266 million despite a $1 billion increase in federal Medicaid funding, disputing Democratic claims about the source of healthcare funding changes.…
New Jersey Republicans Demand Answers After 43-Day Delay in Release of State Budget Spending Details
The New Jersey State House in Trenton, where lawmakers approved the state's record $60.7 billion Fiscal Year 2027 budget before the June 30 constitutional deadline.…
Senator Urges BPU to Reject JCP&L’s 8.8% Rate Hike as Costs Soar for New Jersey Residents
A battle is shaping up over JCP&L's proposed 8.8% electric rate increase as Ocean County lawmakers call on state regulators to reject the request, while the utility argues the additional revenue is…
‘Skip the Squares Act’ Goes Viral as New Jersey Residents Mock State’s New ‘Skip the Stuff’ Law
A fictional "Skip the Squares Act" is spreading across social media as New Jersey residents use humor to criticize the state's new "Skip the Stuff" law regulating disposable utensils and straws.…
New Jersey’s New ‘Skip the Stuff’ Law Is The Height of Far-Left Absurdity and Virtue Signaling
New Jersey's latest environmental law is changing the drive-thru experience by requiring customers to ask for disposable utensils, straws, and condiment packets instead of receiving them automatically with takeout orders.…
Trump Delivers on Promise to Save Jersey Shore from Offshore Wind Farms with Lease Buybacks
TRENTON, N.J. – The Trump administration has effectively cleared much of the offshore wind development pipeline off the New Jersey coast after negotiating a series of voluntary buyback agreements that compensate developers…
So Much for a Rate Freeze: JCP&L Seeks 8.8% Electric Bill Hike for New Jersey Customers
HOLMDEL, N.J. – More than one million Jersey Central Power & Light customers could soon face another increase in their monthly electric bills after the utility filed a proposal seeking an average…
Congress Demands New Jersey Surrender Documents in Non-Citizen Voting Scandal
Trenton, NJ – The Republican chairmen of two House committees have formally demanded records from the New Jersey Department of State following the disclosure that approximately 6,600 noncitizens were mistakenly registered to…
New Jersey Asks Appeals Court to Keep Assault Weapons Ban in Place Pending U.S. Supreme Court Fight
Trenton, NJ – The State of New Jersey is asking the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit to pause a recent decision striking down the state’s bans on certain semiautomatic…
Whether You Call It Taylor Ham or Pork Roll, Your New Jersey Electric Bill Wasn’t Frozen, Here’s Why
When I opened my electric bill for July, my first thought was, “Ew, that’s gross.” Not because I left the air conditioner running. Not because my kids forgot to turn off the…
DOJ’s Voter Roll Case Against New Jersey Ends in Defeat; Here’s What Happens Next
TRENTON, N.J. — The U.S. Department of Justice’s effort to force New Jersey to turn over its statewide voter registration database has come to an abrupt end for now after a federal…
Biden-Appointed Federal Judge Dismisses DOJ Lawsuit Seeking New Jersey Voter Records
Newark, NJ – A federal judge appointed by former U.S. President Joe Biden has dismissed a U.S. Department of Justice lawsuit that sought access to New Jersey voter registration records, marking a…
NJ Transit Quietly Scales Back Ambitious $22 Million Bus Lane After World Cup
Newark, NJ – A new NJ TRANSIT after-action report on transportation operations during the FIFA World Cup does not cancel the long-discussed Meadowlands Transitway. Instead, the report concludes that future events at…
New Jersey Grocery Prices Hold Steady as New Law Targets AI-Based Pricing
TRENTON, N.J. – Grocery prices across New Jersey held steady in June, offering consumers a brief pause after months of rising costs, according to the latest Consumer Price Index released by the…
One Pennsylvania County Registered Thousands of Illegal Aliens, Watchdog Scott Presler Claims
Harrisburg, PA – Pennsylvania election officials said they tested the state’s voter registration systems after New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill disclosed that an administrative error at the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission…