TRENTON, N.J. – The first significant snow storm of winter 2019-2020 walloped New Jersey on Monday creating profound challenges for motorists and first responders alike. “As of 6:00 p.m., the New Jersey State Police have responded to 428 motor vehicle Read More
MORRISTOWN, N.J. – Of all the less-than-enviable stats attributable to Trenton these days, this one might be the worst (and the most telling). According to a new survey conducted through a joint initiative by Garden State Initiative (GSI) and Fairleigh Read More
By Matt Rooney _ I’ve written extensively about how wind energy is really just a bunch of hot hair, Save Jerseyans. The financial math (and undisputed science) simply don’t add up. But that wasn’t even the most offensive part of Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Many Americans believe John F. Kennedy died due to a lone wolf gunman, widespread political tensions in Texas, and perhaps a substandard security plan by today’s standards. Others point to one conspiracy theory or another. Governor Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – This week’s pre-Thanksgiving lame duck session is chock full of crazy Democrat legislation INCLUDING illegal alien driver’s licenses and voting rights for convicted felons on parole/probation. State Senator-elect Mike Testa (R-1) isn’t mincing words concerning what it Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – The Murphy Administration renewed its push to open a state bank on Wednesday, but as with most things Murphy-related, the already controversial effort – which no other state has pulled off in 100 years – is starting Read More
PRINCETON, N.J. – That’s according to a jaw-dropping Friday report from N.J. Advance Media’s Matt Arco: “The longtime chef at New Jersey governor’s mansion in Princeton has been replaced by a Red Bank restaurant owner who is taking over a Read More
MORRISTOWN, N.J. – As if a short holiday shopping season wasn’t enough to spook economists, the New Jersey economy is already limping into November according to Dr. Charles Steindel, a former Chief Economist of New Jersey currently based at Ramapo Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – Democrats still control Trenton, but a disappointing statewide showing on Tuesday is deepening already existing wounds within the New Jersey Democrat Party’s power circles. “Let’s be clear: the Democratic Party in New Jersey had a big day Read More
