Once upon a time, Sue Altman – New Jersey Working Families’ new State Director – had to school Chris Christie on some facts. And he had to toss her the mic to do it. Promoted by Rosi. I am thrilled…
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How development projects in your community are handled can vary, but it is often in a Board of Adjustment meeting where the best laid plans go awry. Teaneck has a Master Plan but developers, particularly of large structures such as…
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George Norcross has long been thought of as the Wizard of Oz who behind the curtain manipulated much of New Jersey politics. Now ProPublica and WNYC have ripped away that curtain and placed him under the spotlight. They reveal that…
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Enacting our new budget, which must be completed by June 30, is currently hampered by lower than expected tax revenue received through March 30, 2019. Gov. Murphy has proposed a new millionaire’s tax on earnings above $1 million. Legislative leaders…
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It’s not all about national, state, and county politics. In New Jersey like elsewhere we live in unincorporated areas, boroughs, towns and cities. These are places where politics directly affect our daily lives. The Coalition to Unite Teaneck met Sunday…
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Caroline Wong lives in Cherry Hill. Promoted by Rosi. Today’s mail brought a three page flyer from Jim Beach, Chair of the Camden County Democratic Committee. The headline: ATTENTION CAMDEN COUNTY DEMOCRATS: BEWARE OF PHONY “REFORM” CANDIDATES IN THE JUNE PRIMARY. …
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Featured image: Assemblyman Zwicker speaking at the 2017 New Jersey March for Science in Trenton. Following yesterday’s interview on ranked choice voting, I asked Assemblyman Andrew Zwicker for an update on the state of science and government in the State…
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I was first exposed to ranked choice voting when I was working in a suburb of Melbourne, Australia in the late 90s. There was a nationwide parliamentary election and within the district where I lived, there were several dozen candidates…
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January 2019 Audit of Economic Development Authority: “Key internal controls were lacking or nonexistent for the monitoring and oversight of recipient performance. EDA was, thus, prevented from determining whether the incented jobs were actually created or retained or from ensuring…
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Featured photo: Part of a racist mailing from the Mount Laurel Republican Party. Mount Laurel in Burlington County is a diverse community of about 42,000 residents adjacent to the two major north/south highways in the state. It doesn’t have a…
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