Nellie Pou, Trump-district congresswoman - New Jersey Globe
Nov 20, 2024 · When Democrats chose State Sen. Nellie Pou (D-North Haledon) as a last-minute replacement for the late Rep. Bill Pascrell (D-Paterson) three months ago, they did so under the assumption that Pou, a longtime legislator not known for making waves, would be able to have a relatively peaceful tenure in Congress.
Sweeney releases framework to restore COLA - New Jersey Globe
Sep 25, 2024 · Democratic gubernatorial candidate Steve Sweeney on Wednesday came out in favor of cost-of-living adjustments for public employees, more than a decade after gutting the adjustments as New Jersey reeled from the Great Recession.
Mikie Sherrill wins re-election, teeing up likely 2025 campaign
Dec 13, 2024 · Rep. Mikie Sherrill (D-Montclair) has defeated Republican Joe Belnome to win a fourth term in the 11th congressional district, the New Jersey Globe projects, though Sherrill might not end up serving out that full term if her prospective gubernatorial campaign goes as well as …
New Jersey Globe - Political News
1 day ago · The New Jersey Globe is an independent, professional news site chronicling the world of politics in New Jersey. Authoritative, comprehensive coverage of the people, policies and pageantry of the state.
Cody Miller: New Jersey's Path Forward - New Jersey Globe
Dec 12, 2024 · OPINION When I first began writing this piece, I hoped to be celebrating a fresh chapter in our nation and politics—one inspired by optimism for the
Embattled N.J. public corruption unit acts tough, but can they win …
3 days ago · Interviews with more than two dozen defense attorneys, judges, prosecutors, whistleblowers, and lawmakers show a growing concern that the state Office of Public Integrity & Accountability has become a paper tiger, with a noticeable inability to close cases – some allegations remain unresolved for years — and accusations of prosecutorial misconduct without checks and balances.
State Police superintendent suggests defamation charges against ...
3 days ago · New Jersey Superintendent of Police Patrick Callahan issued a statement today repeating a zero-tolerance policy on discrimination but then suggesting that informants could face defamation charges if their information is found to be wrong.
Star-Ledger will stop print editions in 2025 - New Jersey Globe
Oct 30, 2024 · The Star-Ledger, New Jersey’s largest newspaper, will stop printing newspapers on January 30, 2025, and move to an entirely online format. The move will also affect the Trenton Times, the South Jersey Times, and the weekly Hunterdon County Democrat.
After recount, Boonton councilman wins by 1 vote
Dec 18, 2024 · A recount in Boonton gives Republican incumbent Cyril Wekilsky a one-vote victory in a race for a Ward 1 Town Council seat. Wekilsky and Democrat Melissa Di Salvo were tied, 645-645.
Appeals court reinstates N.J. ban on concealed ... - New Jersey Globe
4 days ago · One month after a federal judge blocked the enforcement of large parts of a concealed carry law signed by Gov. Phil Murphy last year, the Third Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals has mostly reversed an injunction while litigation filed by Second Amendment groups continues.. The new law banned concealed weapons in sensitive places.