Month: February 2018

By The Staff _ TRENTON, N.J. – Seizing upon the tragedy in Parkland, Florida, New Jersey Democrats plan to ram sweeping new gun control measures through […]

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congressman Tom MacArthur (R, NJ-03) is co-sponsoring a batch of school safety-themed bills in the wake of this month’s Parkland shooting. Strengthened background […]

Walt Whitman Bridge across the Delaware River links Gloucester City with Philadelphia. New Jersey’s constitution makes Gov. Phil Murphy one of the most powerful state […]

By The Staff _ State Senator Sam Thompson (R-12) wanted to increase penalties for voter fraud in New Jersey. On Monday, the Middlesex County-based legislator […]

By The Staff _ On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court refused to entertain the Trump Administration’s appeal of a federal judge’s prior ruling on the […]

The reaction to the latest school shooting could have been predicted and is unfolding in just the way the massacre at Newtown, Connecticut, did back […]

By The Staff  _ It’s going to be another expensive day in Trenton, Save Jerseyans. In a change of pace from recent cycles, the NJGOP […]

By The Staff _ Governor Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) restored millions of dollars in Planned Parenthood funding last week, providing a new windfall for the Garden […]

The times, they are a terror. Robert Mueller needs suspects in his pursuit of collaborators with the Russians, so he’s recycling suspects he had already […]

By The Staff _ NJ-11 candidate Antony Ghee pushed back hard on Sunday morning after his GOP primary rival, Jay Webber, hit him over the […]

New Jersey’s already-sky high residential property taxes set a new record in 2017, with the average tax bill ringing up at $8,690. … percent annual […]

By The Staff _ Concerning? Or inconsequential? Either way, it undeniably wasn’t the smooth debut his backers hoped for in this year’s NJ-11 primary. At […]