By Declan O’Scanlon _ The lack of government response and preparedness for the first winter storm of the season was clearly a failure. Although it was somewhat ameliorated by the moving target forecast, there’s no question we should have been Read More
TENAFLY, N.J. — Caren Z. Turner left her job after an embarrassing roadside display, Save Jerseyans, and now we have the video. The newly-former NY/NJ Port Authority Commissioner reportedly showed up during a March 2018 routine traffic stop involving her Read More
Gov. Chris Christie is getting a road named in his honor in the county he calls home. On Monday, Morris county officials said a new main access road to Central Park would be named “Governor Chris …
New Jersey drivers pay the fifth-highest share of the cost to fund roads and bridges, with motorists kicking in 67 percent of the price tag through taxes and tolls, according to a study. New Jersey ranks behind only Hawaii, Delaware, Read More
Credit: Governor’s Office/Tim Larsen Governor Chris Christie on Tuesday met workers at an Interstate 95 project in Mercer County that is being funded by the Transportation Trust Fund. Gov. Chris Christie and lawmakers remained in a stalemate yesterday over the Read More
Legislature should examine cost of infrastructure improvements, including prevailing wage, before raising taxes If you had a set income, and only so much in savings, and you decided you had a need to make some improvements to your home, what Read More
With the political impasse over transportation funding that has gripped Trenton for the past three months now settled, New Jersey lawmakers are scheduled to vote tomorrow on the legislation that will hike the state’s gas tax by 23 cents. The Read More
Trenton’s latest 158% gas tax increase ‘compromise’ isn’t winning many converts, Save Jerseyans. “I opposed the 23 cent/gallon gas tax increase in June, and I continue to oppose it today,” said Senator Mike Doherty (R-23) on Monday. “Until we get a Read More
WASHINGTON — Fatalities on New Jersey highways increased for the second straight year, according to federal statistics released Monday. Traffic deaths rose 1.1 percent to 562 in 2015 from 556 in 2014, according to the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration. Read More
