TRENTON, N.J. – The New Jersey labor market looks a little less sickly as of late, Save Jerseyans, but New Jersey still – as of now – isn’t sharing in the robust prosperity sweeping the country at-large. “Unlike 2018 which Read More
By Matt Rooney _ The 2018-2019 legislative session wrapped up on Monday, Save Jerseyans, and a flurry of bills were signed into law (or allowed to die on the vine). One of the new laws expected to be enacted by Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Cory Booker is out of the presidential race and back in New Jersey running for reelection to the U.S. Senate. One of his possible Republican challengers – former prosecutor Stuart Meissner – took to Twitter early Friday Read More
WILDWOOD, N.J. – The Wildwood Boardwalk’s legendary tram cars are a staple of summer at the Jersey Shore. Tourists will be paying higher fares for the 2020 season, and it’s a direct result of a 2019 state minimum wage law. Read More
By Douglas Kellogg _ It may be a new year, but the same policy debates from last year continue in Trenton. The first major item on the agenda is borrowed directly from California’s uber-liberal policy playbook, legislation that would aggressively Read More
TRENTON. N.J. – When New Jersey residents and businesses leave the Garden State in search of cheaper pastures? They take their money with them. Trenton can’t tax ghosts. This painfully simple but oft-overlooked fact was further confirmed this week by Read More
By Matt Rooney _ New Jersey’s minimum wage just hit $11 per hour, Save Jerseyans, and will reach $15 in 2024 pursuant to last year’s new law. Small businesses are going to feel the pinch. Their employees will get the Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – It’s not good. Then again, when is it ever? Garden State Initiative (GSI), an independent research organization, analyzed new jobs numbers released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics the week before Christmas. What it found: retail outlet-populated Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – Enjoy single use plastic and paper bags while you can, Save Jerseyans. On Monday, the Assembly Environment Committee is expected to approve a far-reaching bill designed to outlaw not only single use plastic bags and Styrofoam but Read More
