N.J. education commissioner Hespe calls it quits
TRENTON — State Education Commissioner David Hespe announced his resignation Friday morning after 30 months on the job. Kimberley Harrington, the assistant commissioner and chief […]
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VIDEO: Scotch Plains mayor squirms under questioning over strange pay raise decision
Did YOU get a raise this year, Save Jerseyans? Union County Democrat Freeholder Al Mirabella did. Well, at his DAY JOB at least. What does […]
N.J. Turnpike wants to end haggling over rates to tow your car
Having your car break down on the New Jersey Turnpike or Garden State Parkway is a headache, but toll officials want to give drivers a […]
Former Norcross challenger launches South Jersey news site
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog 25-year-old Alex Law fell short in his David vs. Goliath NJ-01 Democrat primary battle with Donald Norcross […]
DiGaetano taps ‘Carlo’ Ghione as new BCRO Executive Director
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog HACKENSACK, N.J. — The Paul DiGaetano-era Bergen County Republican Organization (BCRO) continues to take shape. Dubbed “The Minions” […]
McGreevey says no council hopes after move to Journal Square area
JERSEY CITY — Former Gov. Jim McGreevey broke some news on Saturday when he appeared on WFMU variety show “Prove it All Night!” — the […]
ETHICS ROW: Democrat freeholder candidate accused of selling helicopter rides
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog Belmar Mayor Matt Doherty is leveraging his insider connections to rake in cash for a Monmouth County […]
Thursday Drive Time: Rooney guest co-hosts ‘Voice of Liberty’ on 920 The Jersey
Here’s a programming alert, Save Jerseyans: On Thursday, September 1st, Save Jersey Blogger-in-Chief Matt Rooney will guest host “The Voice of Liberty” from 6-8 p.m. on […]
Save Jersey’s 30 Under 30 List (NJ GOP Edition)
By The Staff Red Jersey’s many talented GOP and conservative operatives too often get a bum rap (or no rap at all) laboring in the […]
N.J. triples weight of PARCC results in teacher evaluations
TRENTON — The results of controversial standardized tests that many New Jersey students have yet to pass will carry three times as much weight in […]
Hacking of Election Data Raises Concerns for States Without Voter ID
Hacking incidents at voter registration systems in Arizona and Illinois could demonstrate the need for stronger voter identification laws and the flaw with pushing for […]
Christie signs 15 bills, vetoes 5 others
From the Governor’s office: Governor Chris Christie today signed legislation allowing any municipality to operate a Syringe Access Program (SAP), while directing the state Health […]