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Jack Ciattarelli appears at Atlantic County convention for Republican gubernatorial nomination
Republican gubernatorial hopeful Jack Ciattarelli was among the people backed Saturday morning at the Atlantic County ...
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EDF exits Atlantic Shores wind project
French energy giant EDF announced it has written down $940 million in the value of its stake in the Atlantic Shores wind ...
Quit playing games with property tax relief or we’ll sue, Republicans warn Gov. Murphy
GOP leaders claim Democrats misused $300 million meant for property tax relief to fund pet projects, violating state constitution.
Cape May County Herald Newspapers1d
Sheppard to Lead Atlantic, Cape Courts
Chief Justice Stuart Rabner announced today (Feb. 19) that Superior Court Judge M. Susan Sheppard will lead the Atlantic/Cape ...
New Jersey Business1d
Appointments Made to Governor’s Economic Council
Gov. Phil Murphy today announced appointments to the Governor’s Economic Council, which was created to provide a forum for ...
shorenewsnetwork1d
Phil Murphy Goes Dark After Daring Feds to Come Get Illegal Alien Woman Living in His Attic
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has essentially gone dark, hiding from the public eye following a firestorm of controversy ...
In preliminary attack, NJ Republicans threaten to sue Murphy over budget pork
NJ Republicans say the state constitution requires income tax revenues go into the Property Tax Relief Fund, not to special ...
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Governor Murphy Touts New Jersey’s Record Population Growth As He Forces School Closures and Teacher Firings
TRENTON, NJ - Phil Murphy's legacy in New Jersey might not be his COVID-19 lockdowns but his new reputation as the School Closer-In-Chief. While the governor ...
The Press of Atlantic City1d
New Jersey continues to face massive deficits, fiscal experts warn
Multi-year budget projections show the state is set to spend billions more than it takes in over the coming years.
The SandPaper3d
Energy Rate Increase Sparks Call for NJBPU Members to Resign
Citing an increase in electricity demand, limited growth in supply and faulty market dynamics, the N.J. Board of Public Utilities last week approved double-digit rate increases for energy supplied to ...