By Matt Rooney _ Governor Phil Murphy spent your tax dollars cutting a video (from the governor’s office in Trenton) bragging about all his administrating is doing for NJ Transit. Bad enough, right? But for legions of angry NJ Transit Read More
MOUNT HOLLY, N.J. — Burlington County voters who thought the first Democrat-controlled freeholder board in over four decades would make Mount Holly more transparent (and less corrupt) are getting a nasty surprise this morning. On Wednesday, we learned that the new Read More
TRENTON, N.J. — A northeastern “green” push will be a major albeit probably under-reported story line for 2019. New Jersey announced plans for a new CO2 emission cap right before Christmas, laying the groundwork to fully rejoin the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) and Read More
TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey monthly welfare payments are on the rise this Christmas season for the first time since the 1980s when Tom Kean and Ronald Reagan were both in office. This week, without much fanfare, Governor Phil Murphy signed S2845 into Read More
By The Staff _ Yes, if you get caught idling your car in your own New Jersey home’s driveway for more than three minutes? You could face a $250.00 fine. Second offenses may $500; third offenses could cost you $1,000. Read More
By The Staff _ Robert Pozen of MIT recently wrote an op-ed for Market Watch which is worth a read, Save Jerseyans. Click here for the full op-ed. _
TRENTON, N.J. — Have you heard anything about S2978, a project of New Jersey State Senator Teresa Ruiz (D-Essex)? Probably not. It isn’t getting much attention but it’s moving through the legislature and if your child attends a K-12 New Jersey school, Read More
TRENTON, N.J. — Fresh back from an overseas adventure to Europe, Governor Phil Murphy is in the middle a 21-county tour to boost Democrat candidates ahead of the November 6th midterm elections. Meanwhile, NJ Transit continued to spiral out of Read More
By Holly Schepisi _ An interesting analysis has recently been conducted by my office: Mount Laurel and the court decisions thereafter all focus on a concept of discriminatory zoning practices to justify the forcing of overdevelopment in suburban communities. Allegations Read More
