State Republicans Call for Emergency Session to Stop the New Jersey Energy Crisis, Gas Car Ban, Appliance Ban
Trenton, NJ – As New Jersey residents face skyrocketing electric bills, Senator Latham Tiver and Assemblyman Michael Torrissi Jr. are calling for the Legislature to immediately reconvene in a special session to…
Lawmaker Tells Murphy: If You Want to Raise Taxes and Waste Money, New Jersey’s Not for You
In a recent video released by the Assembly Republican Office, Assemblyman Paul Kanitra questions the nearly 60% increase in New Jersey’s state budget over the past five years. The budget has soared…
Island Beach State Park One Of New Jersey’s Last Untouched Natural Reminders of the Past
Seaside Park, NJ – Island Beach State Park stands as a pristine reminder of New Jersey’s commitment to preserving its natural landscapes. This 10-mile stretch of barrier island, located just south of…
New Jersey’s Fascination with Lucy the Elephant Transcends Generations and Disasters
Margate City, NJ – Lucy the Elephant stands as a monumental testament to architectural novelty and community spirit in Margate City, New Jersey. This six-story structure, built in 1881 by real estate…
Garrett Mountain Reservation A Scenic Oasis Overlooking One of New Jersey’s Most Dangerous Cities
Paterson, NJ – Perched on the first Watchung Mountain, Garrett Mountain Reservation offers a tranquil retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life, presenting breathtaking views of Paterson and beyond. This…
Biden De-Escalates Electric Vehicle Rhetoric Scaling Back Projections that Could Affect New Jersey’s Gas Car Ban
TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy’s 2035 gasoline powered car ban was dealt some unsettling news after the Biden administration released data showing the ambitious initiative might not be practical.…
Toms River Area Assemblymen Blast New Jersey’s New Affordable Housing Plan
TOMS RIVER, NJ – New Jersey Assemblymen Greg McGuckin and Paul Kanitra have voiced strong opposition to a Democrat-sponsored bill to reform the state’s affordable housing laws. The bill, known as A4,…
New Jersey’s Defund Democrats Suddenly Care About Crime Victim Rights
New Jersey Senate Advances Bill to Strengthen Crime Victims’ Rights TRENTON, NJ – The Senate Law and Public Safety Committee has moved forward with a legislative proposal aimed at expanding and reinforcing…
New Jersey’s Top-Rated Escape Rooms Offer a Warm Adventure on Cold Winter Days
TRENTON, NJ – As the chill of winter envelops New Jersey, families and adventure-seekers are turning to escape rooms as an exhilarating indoor activity. These interactive experiences, where players solve puzzles and…
New Jersey’s Growing Migrant Crisis is Donald Trump’s Fault, President Says
NEWARK, NJ – The state of New Jersey is on the verge of having its own migrant crisis as New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ ban on buses of immigrants is landing…
As February Arrives, the Worst of New Jersey’s Winter Should Be Over
TOMS RIVER, NJ – Weather in New Jersey in recent decades has been unpredictable year after year, but one thing that remains constant is that typically when February arrives, the worst of…
These Fantastic Local Breweries Are Keeping New Jersey’s Craft Beer Industry In the Game
New Jersey’s beer brewing history is rich and diverse, with a landscape dotted by breweries that have garnered acclaim and a dedicated following. From coastal Cape May to the bustling hubs of…
New Jersey Magazine Wages War Against ‘Grotesque’ Christmsas
JACKSON, NJ – There’s a new magazine in Jackson Township and it’s called the Jackson Pulse and the publishers have declared war on Christmas. The predominantly Orthodox Jewish magazine took aim at…
New Jersey’s Battleship Soon Departing the Camden Waterfront
Camden, NJ – The familiar sight of the battleship U.S.S. New Jersey will soon vanish temporarily from the Camden Waterfront starting in March. The Battleship New Jersey is set to receive a…
New Jersey’s Volatile Craft Brewing Industry Suffers Another Casualty
Bergen County Brewery, The Alementary, to Close Despite Relaxed State Laws Hackensack, NJ – The Alementary, a well-regarded craft brewery in Bergen County, has announced plans to cease operations after eight years…
New Jersey’s Great Cultural Divide is Not North and South, But NYC vs. Philadelphia
TRENTON, NJ – In a state known for its rich cultural diversity and bustling urban centers, New Jersey is revealing a different kind of divide, one that transcends the traditional North-South geographical…
Owen Henry Sworn In as New State Senator for New Jersey’s 12th District
JACKSON, NJ – Owen Henry, former mayor of Old Bridge Township in Middlesex County, has officially taken the oath of office as the new state senator for New Jersey’s 12th Legislative District.…
New Jersey’s Millionaire First Lady Raises $3 Million from Other Millionaires in Six Weeks for Senate Run
TRENTON, NJ – First Lady Tammy Murphy has raised $3.2 million in her first six weeks as a candidate. This figure surpasses Congressman Andy Kim’s $2.75 million, accumulated over his first fourteen…
Governor Murphy Touts New Jersey’s $15.13 Minimum Wage Increase in 2024
TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy touted his administration’s accomplishment of surpassing the $15 minimum wage campaign promise he made to New Jersey when he first ran for governor. “As…
New Jersey’s Unemployment Rate Third Highest in America
TRENTON, NJ – California and New Jersey are among the top three states with the highest unemployment rates in America, even as the rest of the nation is seeing a decline in…
New Jersey’s Minimum Wage Increase Taxes Effect on Monday, Here’s How Much
TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey’s minimum wage will increase to $15.13 per hour for most workers starting January 1, 2024. This adjustment marks a significant step, surpassing the $15 target established by…