Phil Murphy signs law to find out why energy prices are skyrocketing under his leadership
TRENTON, NJ – Governor Phil Murphy has signed into law two bills directing state regulators to investigate New Jersey’s skyrocketing electricity costs, a crisis that has deepened under his administration as the…
Middletown School Board Members Paid Consultant $20,000 in Revenge Plot Against Teacher
TOMS RIVER, NJ—The Middletown School Board is engaged in a political battle against Toms River Mayor Dan Rodrick and has now released confidential employment records in what Rodrick is calling a “total…
Major Drug Cartels, Drug Gangs Are Now Officially Terrorist Organizations, U.S. Says
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of State has officially designated several major criminal organizations, including Mexican drug cartels and transnational gangs, as Foreign Terrorist Organizations (FTOs), according to a notice published in…
Democrats are Now Blaming President Trump for a Plane Crash in Canada
NEW YORK — It didn’t take long for a Democrat lawmaker to blame a plane crash in Canada on President Donald J. Trump. A New York U.S. Senator is blaming Trump and…
Bill Spadea Says NJ GOP Conventions are Rigged, Ciattarelli Agrees, Taking Aim at Ocean County
TOMS RIVER, NJ – Last week, former radio shock jock Bill Spadea, while on the campaign trail, accused New Jersey GOP chairmen of rigging all twenty-one county nominating conventions for political candidates.…
U.S. Congressman Threatens Elon Musk With Violence, Now His Peers Are Moving to Censure Him
WASHINGTON — House Republicans introduced a resolution Wednesday to censure Representative Robert Garcia (D-Calif.) for allegedly inciting violence against Elon Musk, who is serving as a special government employee in the Trump…
Electricity Prices Are Rising 20% in New Jersey This Summer, BPU Reports
TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey residents and businesses will see higher electricity bills starting June 1, 2025, after the state’s annual Basic Generation Service (BGS) auction resulted in increased costs for electricity…
Government Workers Are Getting Rich, Elon Musk Cites Kickbacks, Fraud, Abuse of Government Payments
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Elon Musk criticized the US government’s payment systems, citing cases of fraud and mismanagement that he described as “mind-blowing.” Speaking about financial oversight, Musk pointed to examples of bureaucrats…
New Jersey’s Offshore Wind Turbines Are Taller and More Massive than You Might Think
New Jersey’s wind farms are going to be big, but the actual turbines are huge, dwarfing the Statue of Liberty by nearly three times. According to Governor Phil Murphy, the New Jersey…
Report Claims 8% of People Living in New Jersey Are Undocumented
TRENTON, N.J. — A report from Assemblyman Paul Kanitra estimates that illegal immigration costs New Jersey residents at least $7.3 billion annually. Kanitra’s office found that approximately 892,000 undocumented immigrants reside in…
Biden Falsely Claimed Border Crossings Are Down More Than ‘Any Time’ Under Trump Presidency
President Joe Biden claimed that border crossings are down more than at “any time” during the Trump administration during a Tuesday interview, but a review of border data confirms this isn’t accurate.…
New Jersey’s Bridgegate Scandal Ten Years Later: Where Are They Now
FORT LEE, NJ – It was the scene of one of New Jersey’s most high-profile political corruption scandals. In 2013, members of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie’s closest circle conspired to create…
It’s Going to be a Wet Weekend at the Jersey Shore; Here are Some Indoor Ideas
Weather Report for the Jersey Shore This Weekend TOMS RIVER, NJ – It’s going to be a wet and stormy Friday night and Saturday at the Jersey Shore, but that doesn’t mean…
The 10 Most Iconic Ice Cream Parlors at the Jersey Shore Are Also the Best Ones
Summer at the Jersey Shore is synonymous with sun, sand, and of course, ice cream. From traditional scoops to innovative treats, the Shore has a wealth of ice cream parlors that are…
Governments Are Still Paying People for Temporary Pandemic Jobs
White House Continues Funding Pandemic Response Staff Despite End of Public Health Emergency TRENTON, NJ — It’s not sure how many pandemic-era employees such as contact tracers are still working in New…
People Are Stealing EV Charging Cables to Sell The Copper, Latest Threat To Green Agenda
TRENTON, NJ – The push to mandate electric vehicles for all in New Jersey is facing a new threat, according to a recent article by the AP. Thieves are now cutting the…
How New Jersey’s Sanctuary State Laws Are Incentivizing Illegal Immigration Nationwide
TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey Assemblyman Paul Kanitra has criticized state immigration policies, which he claims are contributing to a surge in illegal immigration and exploiting vulnerable populations. During a recent trip…
Court Upholds School Decision to Discipline Student Over “There Are Only Two Genders Shirt”
In a recent ruling, a federal appeals court supported the decision of Nichols Middle School in Middleborough, Massachusetts, to send student Liam Morrison home for wearing a T-shirt deemed demeaning to nonbinary…
New Jersey Boardwalk Arcades Are Not What They Used To Be, But Is It Good Or Bad?
It wasn’t all that long ago when you could still find arcades full of classic video games, modern games, and even some old-school boardwalk Skilo and fascination games. Every boardwalk had an…
Here Are the Cities Where Dogs Bite Postal Workers Most in New Jersey
NEW JERSEY — The United States Postal Service (USPS) has reported over 5,800 dog attacks on its employees last year. In response, the USPS is initiating the 2024 National Dog Bite Awareness…
The Whale and Dolphin Deaths That We Stopped Talking About Are Still Happening in New Jersey
STONE HARBOR, NJ – You don’t see it blasted daily in the news, but whales and dolphins are still dying in record numbers in New Jersey. The Marine Mammal Stranding Center has…