Month: May 2017

EAST RUTHERFORD — A 44-year-old off-duty police officer was killed Saturday while he was driving to work in a collision involving multiple vehicles on Route […]

LAS VEGAS, May 12, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — After another near-record performance in April, online gaming continues to generate more revenue than nearly half of the […]

TRENTON — Michele Brown, Gov. Chris Christie’s longtime friend and adviser, has backed out of an opportunity to be a state Superior Court judge a […]

Senator Bob Gordon (D-38), Chairman of the New Jersey State Senate’s Legislative Oversight Committee, rode with invited guests to tour the tunnel to Penn Station this Friday […]

A $450 million project cost overrun is reason enough for second look, right? Considering it’s 2.5-times more than was originally projected? There’s disagreement in the Administration […]

There’s no shortage of familiar names floating to be the next FBI director, after President Donald Trump’s controversial firing of James Comey earlier this week. […]

Assemblywoman Maria Rodriguez-Gregg (R-8) is reportedly facing Obstruction, DWI, and other related traffic offenses in Mt. Laurel, Save Jerseyans, stemming from an April 28th traffic accident […]

I am very excited to announce my support for The Frederick Douglass Charter School for Boys, a new school that our community desperately needs. If […]

Governor Chris Christie commemorated the opening of the Seabrook House outpatient drug treatment facility in Shrewsbury this morning by shouting down “NIMBY” protesters from the […]

My friend Tom MacArthur (R, NJ-03) did what an elected representative is supposed to do on Wednesday night, Save Jerseyans… Hosted a town hall, in […]

Chris Christie has conditionally vetoed a legislative effort to ban child marriages in New Jersey. The Governor wants changes, including the option to allow the […]

Aetna announced Wednesday that it will stop offering Obamacare exchange plans in 2018, making it the latest major health insurance provider to completely opt out […]