Month: April 2020

MIDDLE TOWNSHIP, N.J. – A leading Jersey Shore county mayor says keeping Cape May County closed all summer simply isn’t an option. “We don’t have […]

WEST LONG BRANCH, N.J. – So far? Despite widespread layoffs and economic turnmoil, a Monmouth University Poll released Tuesday found Governor Phil Murphy garnering 71% […]

TRENTON, N.J. – As protests percolate in state capitals around the country, one New Jersey legislator is preparing legislation to reopen New Jersey’s non-essential businesses… […]

MT. HOLLY, N.J. – State authorities set their own highway tolls, but transportation – and how to fund it – is quickly becoming a point […]

By Matt Rooney _ There’s isn’t much about COVID-19 that’s proven predictable (it’s called “novel” coronavirus for a reason), but a few things were safe […]

FREEHOLD, N.J. – One of Monmouth County’s legislators says he won’t accept a paycheck until his constituents receive their unemployment benefits. “My staff and I […]

By Matt Rooney _ Governor Phil Murphy’s Saturday afternoon presser included a dire warning which had nothing to do with hand washing or sheltering in […]

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N.J. – Governors Phil Murphy of New Jersey, Andrew Cuomo of New York and Ned Lamont of Connecticut announced that marinas, boatyards and […]

TRENTON, N.J. – Antibody testing could help get Americans back to work; this scientific innovating could also raise legal issues for employers. Save Jersey Founder […]

By Bill Spadea This post originally appeared at NJ 101.5 _ Panic is never helpful. And weak leadership amid a crisis can be disastrous. We have […]

CREAM RIDGE, N.J. – Did you want to stay in your car? And look at a stunning collection of tulips? Since all New Jersey state […]

By Art Gallagher _ Legislation introduced by Congressmen Chris Smith (R-NJ) and Ron Wright (R-TX) on Friday would strip China and other countries of their […]