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Governor Phil Murphy has nominated Justin Zimmerman as commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance. Zimmerman, who has been with

A wave of bad press and a stock collapse have contributed to Orsted formally announcing a DELAY in its 98 wind turbine project off of the coast of Cape May County. 2026 is the new date at which point we'll have a new governor (and perhaps a new president), so anything can happen. It's a huge blow

New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy is rolling full steam ahead with his electrification initiative, without considering the voices of opposition ringing throughout the state. With the release of the second iteration of its Regional Greenhouse Gas...

The Biden Administration's reported proposal to house New York asylum seekers at Atlantic City's international airport drew a predictably furious response from Garden State Republicans on Wednesday and Thursday. With competitive legislative elections only weeks away, Joe Biden - already a drag on hi

They always pull this crap ahead of long holiday weekends, Save Jerseyans. The Murphy Administration is already working to sexualize school curricula, inject climate change junk science, and sue school districts which dare to inform parents when a minor child wants to switch genders. Next up:

WEST WINDSOR – Addressing the vital issue of access to affordable menstrual products among New Jersey students, Governor Phil Murphy signed a bill (S-1221/A-1349) Wednesday, mandating that school districts offer menstrual products free of charge in all public schools catering to students in grades six through 12. This move aims to combat ‘period poverty’ by […]

CHATHAM – The school district planned on having three different construction projects completed during the summer, and all three suffered from different fates, School Business Administrator Peter Daquila revealed at

A new bill will promote "menstrual equity" in New Jersey and help to ensure the success of young people, the governor said.

It's common sense and a new poll indicates that most people think just that.

The Murphy Administration has won round one in the battle over the fate of parental rights in New Jersey schools. On Friday, Monmouth County Superior Court Judge David F. Bauman issued an injunction which retrains three school districts - Middletown, Manalapan and Marlboro - from notifying parents w