By Jack Ciattarelli _ Yesterday, thousands of New Jersey residents across the state stood in line for hours as Motor Vehicle Commissions re-opened – seemingly without a plan for the very mess their closing had created. Let’s be clear, this Read More
Updated 10:58 a.m. EATONTOWN, N.J. – New Jersey’s notorious Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) quickly buckled under pressure on Tuesday morning on the first day that coronavirus-shuttered locations reopened across the state. It was a disaster. The Lodi location was forced Read More
By Matt Rooney _ The Mainstream Media continued this week to dump all over Sweden for its laissez faire approach to the COVID-19 pandemic. The small Northern European country made the “mistake” of going its on way and bucking the Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – The firing of a senior Murphy Administration health official following the deaths of 1 in 10 New Jersey nursing home residents is leading to frustration and anger both inside and outside of Trenton. On Friday, Assemblyman Christopher Read More
By Matt Rooney _ As of Sunday? Memorial Day 2020 Eve? 143 veterans – spread out over three Garden State veterans homes (located in Vineland, Paramus and Menlo Park) – have succumb to COVID-19. We don’t have official numbers, but additional Read More
By Michael Testa _ It’s time for a change. Marcus Hicks should step down as commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Correction, and if he doesn’t, Governor Murphy should fire him. – The commissioner has lost the confidence of Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – Remember that time Phil Murphy told New Jerseyans who want lower taxes to move? History repeated itself on Thursday when Governor Murphy told anyone who doesn’t like his embattled Labor Commissioner Robert “Rob” Asaro-Angelo to take a Read More
By Bill Spadea This post originally appeared at NJ 101.5 _ It’s comforting for many New Jerseyans to think that keeping your distance from other humans will somehow keep you safe from deadly disease and infections. The problem of course with Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – Website server issues, general incompetence, and a steady flow of new unemployment claims (1 million since January 1st as of last Friday) is keeping New Jersey’s unemployment backlog dauntingly large and a major obstacle to workers who Read More
