TRENTON, N.J – A showdown in court is now inevitable after Governor Murphy and Senate President Sweeney reached agreement on a $10 billion borrowing plan late this week. There’s just one problem for Democrats: their plan violates the state constitution. Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The CEO of Jersey City-based Goya Foods Inc. – the nation’s #1 Hispanic-owned and operated food company – is refusing to apologize after praising Donald Trump at the White House during a Thursday executive order signing ceremony. Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – The Associated Press called this year’s GOP Senate primary for Rikin “Rik” Mehta shortly after Noon on Friday, almost three full days after polls closed: BREAKING: Rikin Mehta wins Republican nomination for U.S. Senate in New Jersey Read More
FREEHOLD, N.J. – Board of Elections staffers and volunteers in seven New Jersey counties found themselves in unusual company on Thursday working alongside members of the state’s National Guard. On Wednesday, the Guard announced that it was deploying soldiers to Read More
By Katie Cericola _ I ran for Bergen County Freeholder last year. There were many obstacles in running: raising money, building name recognition, and convincing people a 25 year old could be entrusted to represent nearly a million people with Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – In perhaps its most dramatic move to stay “woke” to date, Democrat-controlled state government has reached an agreement to drop the terms “freeholders.” “As our nation tears down symbols of injustice, we must also tear down words Read More
By Bill Spadea This post originally appeared at NJ 101.5 _ When you hear things like “Florida Has Less Than 25% of ICU Beds Available” it strikes fear in some and they are more willing to accept further erosion of their Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – The State of New Jersey reported 53 new COVID-19 deaths on Wendesday, but as Governor Murphy explained at his daily presser, only 5 died over the preceding 24 hours. Where did the extra 48 deaths come from? Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – New Jersey unemployment claims trended in the wrong direction last week with over 47,000 new applications submitted to the state Department of Labor. That’s the worst single week for unemployment claims since the week of May 3rd Read More
