Princeton drops Woodrow Wilson
PRINCETON, N.J. – Princeton University is the latest New Jersey educational institution to distance itself from former Governor and President Woodrow Wilson. The Board of […]
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Trump cancels weekend in N.J. to keep tabs on D.C. unrest
BEDMINSTER, N.J. – President Donald Trump won’t be spending the weekend at his “Summer White House” in Bedminster, New Jersey as planned. POTUS made the […]
Top Salem Republican calls on Singh to suspend his campaign
SALEM, N.J. – Salem County’s top Republican wants Hirsh Singh to end his GOP U.S. Senate primary campaign. County Republican Chairwoman Linda DuBois says Singh’s […]
MONDAY: N.J. Legislature takes up resolution declaring “Black Lives Matter Day” on July 13th
TRENTON, N.J. – The New Jersey Assembly will take up a resolution on Monday to designate every July 13th “Black Lives Matter Day” in the […]
New N.J. unemployment claims ticked higher last week
TRENTON, N.J. – New Jersey received 33,004 new unemployment claims for the week ending June 20th, a far lower number than the volume experienced in […]
Mail-in ballot fraud charges rock troubled Paterson election
TRENTON, N.J. – New Jersey’s mounting vote-by-mail problems reached a new climax on Thursday when Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal announced vote-by-mail fraud charges against […]
$7.75B spending bill emerges from Assembly committee only two hours after it was made public
TRENTON, N.J. – The Assembly Budget Committee advanced a $7.75 billion three-month supplemental spending plan on Thursday but not without controversy. Legislators didn’t have much […]
Murphy: 14-day quarantine rule doesn’t apply to Trump
TRENTON, N.J. – The governors of New Jersey, New York and Connecticut announced Wednesday that visitors from high COVID-19 transmission states will be required to […]
New Jersey sees 20% spike in overdoses; Christie, Testa say Murphy’s lockdown deserves the blame
TRENTON, N.J. – New Jersey discovered more hidden casualties of the COVID-19 pandemic this week: addicts. New Jersey Health Commissioner Judith Persichilli revealed on Monday […]
Murphy will furlough some state workers (but 30,000+ will still be getting 4% raises)
TRENTON, N.J. – Governor Phil Murphy did his closest public sector union allies a major solid on Tuesday, agreeing to a furlough deal with the […]
NJGOP asks feds for primary election monitors
TRENTON, N.J. – Citing some egregious examples of the mounting problems with New Jersey’s mail-in ballot program, NJGOP Chairman Doug Steinhardt is asking U.S. Attorney […]
Mail-in ballot errors, shenanigans threaten integrity of N.J. primary election
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. – A remarkable 1-in-10 New Jersey ballots weren’t counted in May’s local vote-by-mail elections. The problems weren’t isolated to one or two […]