The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities has agreed to pay $300 million each of the next three years to the three nuclear reactors in the State. The money will come out of your pocket, and your electric bills will be going up approximately $41 per year to help hand the money to the nuclear…
A 47 year old New Jersey State Trooper from southern New Jersey has been slapped with child pornography charges. Jeffrey Reitz of Williamstown is accused of engaging in a sexually explicit email exchange with an adult woman who showed a pornographic image of a minor. Reitz allegedly asked for the photo, and then sent a…
Ocean County Republican Party chairman George Gilmore was convicted Wednesday on charges including failing to pay payroll taxes at his law firm, and submitting a false loan application. Gilmore was a acquitted of some other charges. His attorney says he will appeal.
A 67 year old member of a Philadelphia organized crime family has pleaded guilty to charges that he staged a robbery at a pawn shop in order to collect insurance money. Salvatore Piccolo of Atlantic City admitted to that crime, and also to selling a half pound of methamphetamine to an undercover officer. He could…
A strike has been averted at Rutgers University. Faculty reached a contract agreement late last night that cancelled the first strike in the 252 year history of the University. A press conference will be held this morning to discuss details of the new deal.
Republicans have lined up a huge name for a key congressional election next year. Tom Kean Jr., the son of the very popular former New Jersey governor, will attempt to win a congressional seat currently held by first term democrat Tom Malinowski. Kean made his announcement in Clark on Tuesday, and stated “Congress is broken”.
Three New Jersey men have been charged in connection with a huge pill and drug laundering operation in the Garden State. The men were all part of a $2.3 million network that would peddle the drugs on the dark web. It’s called the largest seizure of pills in State history. Photo courtesy of the Manhattan…
Governor Phil Murphy has asked for the resignations of all of the gubernatorial appointees to the New Jersey Economic Development Authority. Murphy says the agency has been wrought with problems and a new audit shows distrust. The Authority handed out tax credits to companies that could not prove they have created jobs.
Two people were killed during a motorcycle accident involving a motor vehicle last week on Route 40 in Salem County. NJ.com reports that 35 year old Katie Toole of Galloway Township and 32 year old James Potts from Clayton lost thier lives in the accident. Their bike collided with an SUV driven by a 66…
There has been progress made on a new contractor faculty at Rutgers University. Faculty members announced Tuesday morning that no strike was planned for the day as a marathon bargaining session Monday evening proved to be productive.