By Matt Rooney _ Let’s work through this together, Save Jerseyans: It’s August 2021. Joe Biden is president (I know, but stick with me). COVID-19 cases have waned, but the economic carnage wrought by the Murphy Administration’s private sector restrictions Read More
HILLSIDE, N.J. – Another New Jersey school district is changing the names of its schools to align with the ongoing far-Left “Black Lives Matter” Marxist movement, Save Jerseyans. TAPInto Hillside reports that, last week, the Hillside Board of Education voted Read More
BELLMAWR, N.J. – Mere days after Atilis Gym was found in contempt of a Friday court order, the gym’s owners – best known for their widely-covered defiance of Governor Murphy’s closure of “non-essential” businesses – were reportedly arrested and released Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Sorry, parents: get ready for a fall that’s as kid-crazy as this past spring. Our overlords in Trenton are already signaling that New Jersey public schools are unlikely to resume normal in-person operations in September. It’s 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
By Matt Rooney _ Wednesday morning dawned and brought yet another scene of long lines at some MVC location across the Garden State. The state’s motor vehicle facilities were slammed on Tuesday, the first day they were reopened in nearly Read More
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. – With nearly 1/3 of votes tallied, former teacher Amy Kennedy (who married into the famed Kennedy clan) appears to have defeated college professor Bridget Harrison in Tuesday’s NJ-02 Democrat House Primary, leading her rival by 23-points Read More
ASBURY PARK, N.J. – New Jerseyans should feel less free than ever before heading into a long Independence Day holiday weekend. On Thursday, Governor Phil Murphy announced that he was once again unilaterally extending his emergency powers citing the COVID-19 Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – New Jersey’s 41.4 cents per gallon gas tax is supposed to improve the states road, highways and bridges, but the results of a new study suggest much of the money isn’t making its way to its intended Read More
