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      Gov. Murphy signs bill revamping public records law, in blow to transparency advocates

      Gov. Phil Murphy signed a bill Wednesday that alters the Open Public Records Act in ways critics said will embolden public entities to deny access to government documents,...

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      Bob Menendez’s Independent Run: A Political Earthquake in New Jersey

      New Jersey’s senior senator, Bob Menendez, is filing the paperwork to run for reelection as an Independent, a move that is not just sending shockwaves through...

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      Ward F Frank Gilmore: The Anti-Establishment Torchbearer Jersey City Needs?

      Frank Gilmore, the charismatic Ward F councilman, is being touted as a potential game-changer in the upcoming Jersey City mayoral race by his allies. With the...

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      Politics2 years ago

      At 27, Mussab Ali Aims to Become Jersey City’s Youngest Mayor in Over 50 Years

      Jersey City’s upcoming 2025 mayoral election still has room for many contenders to jump into the race. The most recent candidate to join is one of...

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      NJDEP Commissioner Shawn LaTourette’s Democracy Charade: Public Input Meetings or Sham?

      In a surprising turn of events, NJDEP Commissioner Shawn LaTourette’s recent actions have raised serious questions about the sincerity of public engagement in the decision-making process...

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      Why is Senator Bob Menendez Facing Charges in New York?

      As a political blogger deeply entrenched in the local scene, it’s hard to ignore the legal issues surrounding Senator Bob Menendez. From day one, I have...

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      Richardson & Brady-Phillips: Game-Changing Candidates in Hague City

      In the realm of Jersey City politics, where power is always dominated by familiar faces and established names, it’s time to shift the conversation toward competence...

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      Navigating the Political Maelstrom: Challenges Ahead for County Executive Craig Guy

      In the swirling vortex of Hudson County politics, seasoned politicos are bracing for tumultuous times ahead. As the dust settles from the shockwaves of federal indictments...

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      The End of The Line: Shaking Up Hudson County Politics?

      In the gritty world of Hudson County politics, change is as rare as an honest handshake. Yet, recent rumblings suggest a seismic shift might be on...

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      Jersey City mayor says scrutiny of planned museum’s finances is retaliatory

      Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop, right, is alleging recent state action regarding a French museum his city wants to build is the result of retaliation by...

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