Federal Tax Reform Means Slightly Lower Bills for NJ Ratepayers
Beginning next week, customers will start to see some modest reductions on their gas, electric, and water bills as a result of savings utilities have […]
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Is Murphy for or against charter schools? The gov’s murky policy just got clearer
New Jersey will still consider applications to open or expand new charter schools, even as it mulls revisions to its charter school law, the state’s […]
State’s Bonded Debt Soars to Nosebleed Heights: $46.1 Billion
The results of New Jersey’s latest big-picture fiscal checkup are in, and they reveal a state that continues to be saddled with a staggering amount […]
Hundreds protest N.J. gun control bills up for votes today
Two days after thousands rallied across the globe for more gun control, hundreds of gun-rights activists held a demonstration of their own in New Jersey‘s […]
I Went to the March for Our Lives Protest. Here Are My 7 Takeaways.
Tens of thousands of protesters—and maybe more—gathered in Washington, D.C., and around the country Saturday to protest in favor of gun control. The demonstrations, called […]
Federal Spending Bill Before Congress Could Mean $541M for Gateway Project
Credit: Amtrak/Chuck Gomez Amtrak train exiting the north tube of the outmoded Hudson River Tunnel from New York into New Jersey The Gateway transportation project […]
Paul Ryan: Democrats are the reason there are no DACA protections in the spending bill
House Speaker Paul D. Ryan said Thursday that Democrats are the reason the spending bill does not include DACA protections. “We said let’s do multiyear […]
Election 2018: Kipnis Blasts Watson Coleman On School Violence Legislation Vote
Attorney Daryl Kipnis is running for the Republican nomination to challenge U.S. Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman. Photo: Kipnis campaign. A potential Republican challenger to U.S. […]
If Murphy Holds Municipal Aid Flat, Can Property Taxes Go Anywhere But Up?
New Jersey’s municipalities are being left out in the cold again by a state budget that seeks to freeze aid to towns at 2010 levels, […]
Township Council Passes Marijuana Resolution; 3-2
PARSIPPANY – Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council passed Resolution R2018-044 on Tuesday, March 20. … the Recreational Use of Marijuana in the State of New Jersey,” […]
Bipartisan coalition defends COPS against Trump cuts
A bipartisan coalition of representatives announced Tuesday they’re fighting to keep full funding for a federal grant that pays local police and sheriff’s departments to […]
The great California train wreck
Let me just say from the outset that I still miss California. … . It’s impossible to look away. • Robert Knight is a Washington […]