Month: July 2020

Updated 10:58 a.m. EATONTOWN, N.J. – New Jersey’s notorious Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) quickly buckled under pressure on Tuesday morning on the first day that […]

By Matt Rooney _ Tuesday evening might offer the most anti-climactic primary night in memory, Save Jerseyans, since no one knows how the slow-roll of […]

TRENTON, N.J. – Governor Phil Murphy hit the pause button on Monday, declaring at his daily COVID-19 press conference that there wouldn’t be any new […]

NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. – Newly-minted Rutgers President Jonathan Holloway says the university won’t be changing its name anytime soon. Holloway – who is black – […]

By Mary McDermott Noonan _ It’s disappointing—even shocking. Having been exposed as “dishonest,” by one Democrat opponent and “quite objectionable” and “not forthright” by another […]

TRENTON, N.J. – New Jersey Democrats are making moves this week which, if successful, would keep the current legislative district map in place until 2023 […]

HACKENSACK, N.J. – Not dissimilar to what’s happening down in South Jersey’s 3rd District, this year’s NJ-05 GOP primary isn’t being decided on the issues […]

BERKELEY TOWNSHIP, N.J. – Joe Biden recently confirmed his willingness to use federal authority to compel all Americans to wear face masks. New Jersey’s Democrat […]

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. – President Trump’s supporters amassed a South Jersey flotilla on Sunday and, led by Congressman Jeff Van Drew (R-2), paraded their boats […]

By Matt Rooney _ Our Independence Day Week project honoring each of New Jersey’s five signatories to the Declaration of Independence is just about wrapped […]

By Matt Rooney _ Our Independence Day Week project honoring each of New Jersey’s five signatories to the Declaration of Independence continues this morning, Save […]

ASBURY PARK, N.J. – New Jerseyans should feel less free than ever before heading into a long Independence Day holiday weekend. On Thursday, Governor Phil […]