WOODBURY, N.J. — One experiment in shared services in Senate President Steve Sweeney’s own backyard is no more, Save Jerseyans, after a ruling late last week by a Superior Court judge. On Thursday, Judge Benjamin C. Telsey invalidated a so-called “intergovernmental Read More
By The Staff _ The palace intrigue story lines continue to dominate conversation after the treacherous state Senator Dawn Addiego’s national headline-making decision to jump ship from the N.J. GOP to the South Jersey Democrat Machine which was made public at Read More
VOORHEES, N.J. — One of New Jersey’s most enduring blue territory Republicans is hanging it up in 2019. On Monday, Voorhees Township Committeeman announced on social media that he wouldn’t seek a fourth term this November. “I am fully confident Read More
EGG HARBOR TWP., N.J. — Chris Brown wants Mike Testa to be his neighbor. On Wednesday, the Atlantic County-contained 2nd Legislative District’s Republican state senator – one of the only GOP’ers left south of Trenton – weighed into the LD1 Read More
VINELAND, N.J. — New Jersey’s 1st legislative district is sprawling, covering a significant portion of the state’s southern region. This year? The Republican primary to compete in a November special election for state senate (precipitated by the departure of Jeff Van Read More
MOUNT HOLLY, N.J. — Burlington County voters who thought the first Democrat-controlled freeholder board in over four decades would make Mount Holly more transparent (and less corrupt) are getting a nasty surprise this morning. On Wednesday, we learned that the new Read More
VINELAND, N.J. – LD1’s declared Republican candidate for State Senate hit the ball back over the net at Governor Phil Murphy on Thursday, demanding that the top Democrat back a statewide Voter ID law. “I am in favor of making Read More
By Dan Cirucci Posted with permission from The Dan Cirucci Blog — If you felt the earth move slightly in Cherry Hill Tuesday night it wasn’t the crush of holiday shoppers or a traffic calamity on Route 70 or even an Read More
CHERRY HILL, N.J. — The voters have spoken. A highly controversial $210.7 million school bond referendum appeared headed for a decisive defeat on Tuesday night in Cherry Hill, Save Jerseyans, one which had the vocal support of Democrat Mayor Mayor Chuck Cahn but which sowed deep Read More
