Guadagno: $15 Minimum Wage = Self-Serve Gas in New Jersey
Kim Guadagno isn’t mincing words when it comes to the impact she believes a $15 minimum wage law would have on one of New Jersey’s […]
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POLITICO: Christie angling to run Trump’s RNC
Seemingly boxed out of a major government post, could Chris Christie find a second wind on Capitol Hill on the political end of things? Politico […]
N.J. Democrats’ latest gun control bill is totally racist, right?
It wouldn’t be December in New Jersey if Democrat legislators weren’t trying to shove heaping clumps of coal in law-abiding gun owners’ stockings. They kicked […]
Sette celebrates retirement from Morris County’s Board of Elections
It’s the end of an era in North Jersey’s most populous Republican stronghold, Save Jerseyans. Morris Republicans gathered on Wednesday to honor their long-time chairman, […]
Meet 2 Hurting Americans Who Are Ready for Congress to Repeal Obamacare
On the night of the election three weeks ago, Rochelle Bird stayed up late watching the returns with a friend. Bird, a financial adviser from […]
Piscopo isn’t joking about a N.J. gubernatorial campaign and he could win, too.
Joe Piscopo is best known for his work as a comedic actor and talented impersonator during the 1980s golden age of Saturday Night Live, but from what […]
Pelosi Hangs On To House Leadership Despite Wave Of Defectors
Former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi survived the Democratic leadership election Wednesday to remain House minority leader, according to The Associated Press. Pelosi beat […]
5 N.J. professors make conservative group’s ‘watchlist’
PRINCETON — When Peter Singer heard a conservative group put out a new watchlist singling out college professors with “leftist” and “radical agendas,” the veteran […]
Report: Trump Reaches Deal With Carrier To Keep 1,000 Jobs In US
The incoming Trump administration has reached a deal with Carrier to keep about 1,000 jobs in the U.S. rather than outsourcing them to Mexico. Carrier, […]
Bateman urges judicial restraint as N.J. High Court weighs mandating 100k+ new affordable housing units
One N.J. legislator is renewing the call for a return to legislative oversight of state housing policy as the N.J. Supreme Court is set for a […]
NJ. court asked to reconsider tough pot sentences
TRENTON — When New Jersey legalized marijuana for medical use nearly seven years ago, it should have reconsidered tough prison sentences associated with pot-related crimes, […]
VIDEO: Nutley Commissioner ready to launch GOP gubernatorial bid in early December
Nutley Township Commissioner Steven L. Rogers, a veteran of the U.S. Air Force during the Vietnam War era, isn’t just flirting with a run for […]