By The Staff _ ISIS is reportedly on the verge of losing its final significant territorial stronghold as U.S.-backed military forces close in at this very moment. Meanwhile, back here at a home on Friday, a New Jersey resident was Read More
PHILADELPHIA, P.A. — Bill Baroni will serve 18 months in prison, not the two years he originally received for his role in the Bridge scandal following his November 2016 conviction. Co-defendant Bridget Kelly has filed an appeal with the U.S. Read More
By The Staff _ New Jersey has a corruption problem. No one will be shocked to hear that. According to a new report from the University of Illinois at Chicago, the Garden State boasts the 9th most public corruption convictions per capita Read More
Prisons should be a place not just of punishment but education. Such is the message from sponsors of a bill state lawmakers have begun advancing that would allow New Jersey inmates to receive state …
By The Staff _ On the same day that New Jersey Democrat legislators killed a legislative amendment to stiffen voter fraud penalties, lawmakers began a new push to afford voting rights to approximately 100,000 New Jerseyans who are either imprisoned Read More
David Wildstein will finally be sentenced today, Save Jerseyans, but the admitted “mastermind” of the Bridgegate scandal is unlikely to see the inside of a jail cell. “Put simply, were it not for Wildstein’s decision to cooperate and disclose the Read More
New Jersey is moving to eliminate any prospect of reprieve for anyone who sexually abuses and murders a child in the Garden State. Under a new law (A373) passed by the General Assembly on Wednesday, any predators who molests and Read More
TRENTON — Howard Birdsall, the former CEO of an influential engineering firm who admitted flouting state campaign finance laws to funnel illegal donations to politicians, was released from prison six months into his four-year sentence, NJ Advance Media has learned. Read More
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) officials paid nearly $35 million in benefits to prison inmates in 2013 and 2014, a pattern that will likely continue, according to a new Health and Human Services (HHS) Office of Inspector General (IG) Read More
