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New Jersey 101.5 is giving Bill Spadea an unfair advantage in 2025 gov race
New Jersey 101.5 said Bill Spadea will continue hosting his radio show while he runs for governor. That's a bad decision.
Former A.G.’s testimony in Menendez trial reveals more New Jersey grossness
Former Attorney General Gurbir Grewal testified Thursday in Sen. Bob Menendez's corruption trial that a now-ex state senator and a former Murphy administration official tried to discuss pending criminal matters with him.
The Open Public Records Act, once touted as a ‘major reform,’ dies at 22
Lawmakers earlier this year axed a few critical portions of the law and rewrote others, making it virtually unrecognizable.
As voters consider their White House choice, is Jan. 6 a factor?
Voters were horrified when a pro-Trump mob ransacked the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. Will voters in November 2024 care?
Actually, Sen. Menendez, what you did does indeed sound pretty corrupt
In Sen. Menendez's bid to get a jury to acquit him of corruption charges, Menendez's own version of events exposes his actions as corrupt.
Gov. Murphy’s choice on public records bill: Mimic Michigan Dems, or the Louisiana GOP
Gov. Murphy will soon be faced with a big choice: let the Legislature gut out public records law, or to side with the public’s right to access.
They took on New Jersey’s party bosses — and they’re winning
In toppling the county line, attorneys Yael Bromberg, Flavio Komuves, and Brett Pugach have become heroes among New Jersey’s progressives.
Abortion restrictions put women’s rights on shaky ground, even in New Jersey
The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday again heard a case that could curtail abortion access in parts of the nation.
From Oregon to N.J., policymakers’ genius plan to solve homelessness is to say, ‘Go somewhere else’
A comment from U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor has been rattling around my brain since I heard it Monday morning. The nation’s high court was hearing a case centered around an Oregon city’s ordinance restricting when people can sleep outdoors, an attempt to shoo away the city’s unhoused population. Sotomayor asked the city’s attorney […]
Voters reject push to gut New Jersey’s public records law, poll says
The poll says 81% of respondents do not want the Open Public Records Act revised, versus just 14% who back the proposed changes.
Praise to those who helped deliver a near-fatal blow to New Jersey’s county line
New Jersey's unique primary ballot system is on life support. Praise be.
With Tammy out, clerks beg, ‘Please don’t take our county line away!’
Lawyers for county clerks want to use Tammy Murphy's failed Senate bid to salvage the potentially doomed county line.