William Blake

N.J. Bakery Specializing in Bolivian Street Foods to Open First Storefront

A food truck called Tunkas Bolivian Baked Goods will launch in northern New Jersey. The Bolivian street food bakery will build a 911-square-foot Livingston café with distinctive meals. The bakery is famous for its salteñas, a classic Bolivian meat pie. Bolivian cakes with a golden, slightly sweet surface and savory, broth-filled inside are rare outside…

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Jury Awards $1.7 Million to New Jersey Housing Authority Employees Fired for Reporting Fraud

Two Camden Housing Authority employees were unlawfully fired for exposing misbehavior, and a federal jury awarded them $1.7 million. Public institution accountability whistleblowers won big. On December 19, 2018, security director Gary Evangelista and housing specialist Kaberia Fussell were sacked. After complaining about unpaid rent, housing unit misuse, theft, fraud, and preferential treatment, they were…

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Sherrill

Gov.-elect Sherrill Must Make Closing New Jersey’s Racial Wealth Gap a Day-One Priority

New Jersey is full of possibility and burdened by long-standing inequalities when Mikie Sherrill becomes governor. Voters supported her affordability message during the campaign, but the struggle ahead is broader than cutting daily costs. New Jersey’s affordability dilemma is linked to a historic racial wealth inequality that has influenced generations of families’ lives and finances….

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N.J. Warehouse on Nearly 13-Acre Site Secures $27M Financing Boost

Bridge Industrial’s warehouse in Middlesex County, between Point Piscataway and Bridge, got a $27.1 million bridging loan. JLL Capital Markets put money into important logistics and industries. The Piscataway warehouse at 10 Constitution Avenue has 147,620 square feet of space and is easy to get to. The distribution and logistics building has 36-foot clear ceilings,…

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New Jersey Parents Face Major Financial Blow After State Rules Children Were Enrolled Outside Their District

A New Jersey family must pay more than $41,000 in school tuition after state education officials ruled that their children attended Milltown schools while living in another town. The dispute lasted nearly two years and involved detailed residency claims, housing moves, and a delayed construction project. The family relocated out of Milltown in late 2023…

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The ‘Tepublican’ Party? Trump’s Bizarre Proposal to Rebrand the GOP Has the Internet Talking

Former president Donald Trump is back in the news. His request to rebrand the GOP was unexpected. The president suggested GOP lawmakers on social media Wednesday. This garnered online comments. He used “Tepublican” & “Tpublican” as a “new word for a TRUMP REPUBLICAN, which is almost everyone (GREAT POLICY IS THE KEY!).” Trump’s branding fixation…

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It’s JERSEYGIVING! All the Weird Stuff We Should Actually Be Thankful For

New Jerseyans know Thanksgiving is different here, even though most people are thinking about turkey, pies, and travel. Jersey flavor permeates everything we do—bold, quirky, yet unforgettable. Many around the state are celebrating “Jerseygiving,” a humorous acknowledgment to the weird, hilarious, and simply unusual things that make living here worth it. The latest episode of…

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