BRIDGEWATER TWP., N.J. – Most of them ran as “moderate,” centrist, or not-so-far-left Democrats in 2018. Since then? All but one has gotten behind impeachment and, on December 16th, they accept campaign cash raised by Governor Phil Murphy and U.S. 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
MENDHAM, N.J. – Sarah Neibart is running for the General Assembly in LD25, seeking the seat of former Assemblyman and current state Senator Anthony Bucco; the candidate confirmed her intentions to Save Jersey on Wednesday evening. – She’ll compete for Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – There are rumors of a lame duck attempt to (once again) get legalized recreational marijuana through the state legislature. It also appears that Phil Murphy is once again moving forward with his campaign 2017 effort to establish Read More
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TRENTON, N.J. – New Jersey’s anti-business climate is already legendary, but Trenton may take another step in solidifying its dubious reputation on Thursday by advancing a de facto ban on independent contractors. Like so many Murphy-era ideas, S4204 (which is Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – This week’s lame duck session in Trenton is busy, and among the controversial measures on the docket is an Assembly Appropriations Committee bill which, if passed and signed into law, would allow “persons who are on parole Read More
By Bill Spadea This post originally appeared at NJ 101.5 _ With Thanksgiving around the corner, Americans are poised to consume approximately 46 million turkeys on that ONE DAY. There’s no shortage of turkeys of course, the poultry industry is alive Read More
NEWARK, N.J. – The five-deep field of potential 2020 Republican Booker challengers continues to gear up, Save Jerseyans, though next year’s Garden State House battles in NJ-02, 3, 5, 7 and 11 are attracting most of the in-state and national Read More
