Month: March 2018

Replaces former deputy mayor who compared illegal immigrants to raccoons _ By The Staff _ MENDHAM, N.J. – Former Mendham Township Deputy Mayor Rick Blood […]

By The Staff _ CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N.J. – Former Assemblyman Sam Fiocchi (R-1) won the backing of Cape May County’s Republicans on Monday […]

House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy said Monday that California is breaking the law by creating and allowing sanctuary cities. “We are a rule-of-law country. They […]

By The Staff _ The high stakes battle to serve as Rodney Frelinghuysen’s Republican successor escalated on Monday morning with Assemblyman Jay Webber (R-26) dropping […]

Note: This letter was originally directed to Chairman Paul Sarlo and and the other members of the N.J. Senate Budget & Appropriations Committee. _ Dear […]

By Bill Spadea Posted with permission from The Daily Point — I hate changing the clocks forward and back every year.  Sure the iPhone and […]

TOMS RIVER, N.J. – The American business community doesn’t have a home in the Democrat Party these days, but it’s increasingly clear that many Democrats […]

Officials from Qatar claim to have obtained evidence that the United Arab Emirates (UAE), its Persian Gulf neighbor, illicitly influenced President Trump’s son-in-law and White […]

Andrew Sidamon-Eristoff After years of championing New Jersey’s generous corporate tax incentives for job creation and economic development, and just one week before Gov. Phil […]

By The Staff _ Bob Hugin won the support of Salem County Republicans on Saturday morning (25 to 8 to 7). His U.S. Senate primary […]

Free-trade Republicans are boxing President Trump’s ears as if he’s a child who refuses to do his economics homework. They imply he’s so dumb that […]

The two biggest spenders of special-interest groups lobbying on issues affecting New Jersey residents this past year surprisingly were focused on the same number: $300 […]