Guadagno’s think tank rolls out advisory board list
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog Lieutenant Governor Kim Guadagno‘s new 501(c)(4) organization, ‘Building a Better NJ Together’ (BBNJT), is rolling out its […]
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Bridgegate Defendants Demand Chris Christie’s Phone Be Turned Over
Lawyers representing indicted Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Executive Bill Baroni and staffer Bridget Kelly are asking for the cell phone embattled […]
Shaneen Allen and Rice Rice’s Prosecutor nominated for judgeship by Christie
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog Atlantic County Prosecutor Jim McClain was nominated this week by Governor Chris Christie for a Superior Court […]
Panos assumes leadership of the Middlesex GOP
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog Lucille Panos is the new chair of the Middlesex County GOP, Save Jerseyans. She succeeded to the […]
Bridgegate Court rejects dismissal motion
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog U.S. District Court Judge Susan Wigenton was unmoved by the attempts of Bridget Anne Kelly and Bill […]
Nine More Charters Advance Through Phase I of Application Process
As Gov. Chris Christie continues to trumpet charter school growth in the state, his administration yesterday announced another nine schools have advanced through the first […]
UPDATE: Police apprehend triple homicide suspect hailing from South Jersey
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog ******* Developing… Updates: On Monday night, a local West Virginia NBC affiliate was the first to report that three victims […]
Christie not keen on TTF compromise: “It’s time to fight the fight”
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog The Sarlo-Oroho gas tax hike/TTF plan got panned this morning, Save Jerseyans about 2-hours before its formal […]
Orlando shooter was married to N.J. woman who says he beat her
The gunman in a mass shooting that left at least 50 people dead and 53 others wounded early Sunday in an Orlando night club was […]
Opinion: Funding Tax Fairness with a Modest Increase to the State Sales Tax
Andrew Sidamon-Eristoff It’s show time, Trenton. At some point during the coming fiscal year, which begins in July, the state will lose both the legal […]
How developers, not storm victims, cashed in on $600M Sandy fund
A state program to lend more than $400 million in taxpayer dollars to replenish affordable housing lost during Hurricane Sandy so far has assisted fewer […]
Does He Really, REALLY Want This? Does He?
By Dan Cirucci | via Dan Cirucci’s Blogspot Do you really, really, really want it? It’s a question nearly all of them have had to face. Franklin […]