Christie’s off to Wall with education fairness plan
photo via Governor’s office By Art Gallagher Governor Chris Christie is back on the Town Hall circuit…now he is calling them forums…as he meets New […]
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N.J. to businesses: You’ll have to wait longer for your reward for creating jobs
TRENTON — The state Senate will vote Monday to put off paying overdue awards to businesses that created jobs in New Jersey as part of […]
Yes, there’s too much money in education for its own good
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog Nation-wide, Americans spend roughly $3.2 trillion on local and state governments; 28% of those dollars, or $869.2 billion, are […]
Former N.J. Gov. Kean to Trump: Don’t pick Christie as VP
TRENTON — Former Gov. Tom Kean has some political advice for Donald Trump: Don’t pick Gov. Chris Christie as your running mate if you hope […]
More BCRO Fallout: LD39’s Ryan remains at the helm
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog Over the otherwise sleepy weekend, Save Jerseyans, another battle was brewing in Bergen County. Paul DiGaetano was […]
Construction Slated to Begin on Stockton’s ‘Island Campus’ in Atlantic City
Artist’s rendering of Stockton University’s “island campus” in Atlantic City The project to overhaul Atlantic City’s economy is about to go into overdrive. Not only […]
NJ GOP leaders mourn legendary legislator Ray Bateman
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog Legendary state Senator Raymond Bateman, father of current state Senator Kip Bateman, is dead at 88, Save Jerseyans. […]
WNYC Radio: Rooney takes on liberal think tank over gas tax, school funding
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog Our Blogger-in-Chief Matt Rooney joined WNYC Radio‘s Jami Floyd and Gordon MacInnes, the president of the far-left New Jersey […]
All-GOP Burlco Freeholder Board cuts taxes again
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog Back with a 5-0 GOP majority after sweeping out two Democrat incumbents last fall, Save Jerseyans, the […]
Interactive Map: Taking the Portfolio Review Route to Graduation
As high school seniors continue to receive diplomas and flip their tassels throughout New Jersey, it remains unclear as yet what effect the controversial PARCC […]
N.J. lawmakers move forward on $38.4B state budget
TRENTON — Senate and Assembly budget committees approved a $34.8 billion Democratic state budget plan for the coming fiscal year that tacks on about $275 […]
Breaking down the Bergen GOP’s district races
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog While the dust has settled from the county chairman race, Save Jerseyans, Bergen County Republicans will shortly be heading […]