When N.J. Senate Democrats quietly rammed through legislation this week awarding a VERY small group of elected officials reentry into New Jersey’s weakest-in-the-country pension system, […]
State lawmakers have resurrected controversial legislation that would allow some elected officials in New Jersey — like the well-connected outgoing mayor of Camden — to […]
If you needed more proof that America’s cultural divide is deepening, Save Jerseyans, look no further than survey results released today by the Monmouth University […]
House Speaker Paul D. Ryan plans to retire after the 2018 midterm elections, capping his Capitol Hill career with tax cuts and possibly welfare reform, […]
Carlos Rendo performed admirably in November’s state-wide contest as Kim Guadagno’s running mate despite the realization of an anticipated loss. So well, in fact, that […]
Posted with permission from The Dan Cirucci Blog — Even before he was elected we predicted that if he won, Phil Murphy would pull an old […]
New Jersey Transit paid $4.4 million to purchase office space at its Newark headquarters that sat mostly unused during a two-year lease, The Record reports. […]
Newly-minted NJGOP Chairman Doug Steinhardt is taking the reins of a badly-damaged state party, Save Jerseyans, but on Wednesday, he did something that the party […]
A Republican loss in Alabama on Tuesday night prompted NJ-05 GOP primary hopeful John McCann to take a targeted swipe at his opponent, Steve Lonegan, […]
New Jersey is facing historic, worst-in-the-nation financial challenges as Chris Christie leaves office, folks. Ones Christie didn’t create but certainly failed to fully remediate during […]
Gov. Chris Christie’s administration is preparing to issue more than $400 million in new state debt in the remaining weeks before he gives way to […]
How many conversations have we had with our friends, family and co-workers wondering what happened to the millennials? We expect a new generation to have […]
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