By Matt Rooney _ $812 million. That’s how much state aid the City of Newark is receiving for its K-12 schools during fiscal year 2020, Save Jerseynas. That number doesn’t include non-K-12 funding, emergency aid or any other sort of Read More
NEWARK, N.J. – The Trump Administration is ready to escalate its counter-offensive on dangerous “sanctuary” jurisdictions around the country including Newark, New Jersey. On Friday, The New York Times reported that 100 Border Patrol Tactical Unit (BORTAC) agents – who Read More
NEWARK, N.J. – The long process of replacing Newark’s lead-producing water lines is finally underway, but the core problems in city government which brought about the crisis remain unaddressed. Chief among those antecedents: rampant corruption which was in full-swing under Read More
NEWARK, N.J. – 2021 gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli opined on the ongoing Newark water crisis this week. The former assemblyman joined his fellow ex-legislator (Democrat John Wisniewski) to discuss the issue as part of a new weekly segment hosted by Read More
NEWARK, N.J. – Cory Booker’s starring role in Newark’s lead water crisis was bad enough based upon what we already knew, Save Jerseyans. It just got worse. On Thursday, Politico reported that “a longtime friend and adviser to former Mayor Read More
NEWARK, N.J. – The “Reverend” Al Sharpton dropped into Newark this weekend to hand out water and, as is his practice, exploit a difficult situation (the water line crisis) for personal gain. But Sharpton didn’t just promote himself; he also Read More
By Matt Rooney _ $2.1 billion. That’s what it’s been estimated New Jersey spends every year on illegal aliens. Schooling (K-12 and college), public services, medical services, and even incarceration. We found out on Sunday that Essex County will guarantee Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – As Newark’s water crisis continues to deepen and Governor Phil Murphy refuses to declare a state of emergency, Save Jersey‘s Matt Rooney returned to the Chasing News A+ Panel on Wednesday night to inject some much-needed common sense Read More
By Matt Rooney _ There were water lines throughout Tuesday in New Jersey’s most populous city, Save Jerseyans, as residents queued for water bottles after it was revealed that 40,000 lead-blocking water filers weren’t sufficiently blocking lead. The EPA says Read More
