Month: November 2021

New Jersey’s 8th most populous community won’t permit the sale of recreational pot anytime soon. On Monday, the township council voted 4-1 to ban the […]

It might be an unusually interesting Thursday in Trenton, Save Jerseyans, when lawmakers return to the State House and two plus dozen of them – […]

Chris Christie’s latest book isn’t doing much better than its author is in 2024 GOP primary polling, Save Jerseyans. Here’s an update from Eric Boehlert […]

There’s been plenty of dramatic moments at American school board meetings over the past year, Save Jerseyans, but the goings on at Cedar Grove’s November […]

The Governor of New Jersey is playing his cards close to the vest post-reelection, Save Jerseyans. I suspect that’s partly because he knows – even […]

If our rapidly-decaying culture is still successful at anything, then it’s undeniably putting labels on everyone (and everything) it touches. People “of color” and those […]

You may enjoy hunting there for cheap holiday decorations or birthday party favors. You might rely on the national chain’s bargain-basement pricing for household essentials.  […]

Gregg Mele says he’s mounting a challenge to long-time Democrat incumbent Frank Pallone next year in New Jersey’s 6th Congressional District. Mele, a Clark, New […]

Daniel Francisco is entering the NJ-04 Republican congressional primary.  Francisco currently serves on the Englishtown borough council. He also spent time working for Project Veritas, […]

Steve Sweeney has conceded and the hard work of governing for State Senator-elect Ed Durr is underway, Save Jerseyans. On Tuesday, he trucked up from […]

Former campaign manager for Donald Trump (and Chris Christie) Bill Stepien believes Jack Ciattarelli could have overcome Phil Murphy with sharper messaging in a few […]

State Senator Holly Schepisi (R-39) says she’s filed new legislation – S-4199 – that would bar teachers and teaching staff from logging conversations and information […]