N.J. Receives Millions in Federal School Funding After Trump Administration Agreement After settling with the Trump administration, New Jersey schools will get millions in federal education subsidies. The decision comes as districts across the state prepare for the 2025–26 school year, relieving educators, parents, and children affected by the financial freeze. The arrangement followed weeks…
Former President Donald Trump threatened to revive the “Bridgegate” lawsuit against former Governor Chris Christie in a fiery social media rant. Christie criticized Trump’s Justice Department and dismissed Ghislaine Maxwell’s praise on ABC’s This Week. Trump’s Republican detractor Christie accused the previous president of law-bending for political advantage. Trump blasted Christie on Truth Social and…
Boil Advisory Continues as Paterson Water Main Breaks Again Water supply issues returned to Paterson, New Jersey, after another water main break over the weekend. The new break comes as several communities are still under a boil-water advisory after two weeks, frustrating residents and businesses. A 42-inch water main broke Saturday morning at North 1st…
The Great Tomato Tasting Returns to Hunterdon County This Week with Over 50 Tomato Varieties Hunterdon County hosts the Great Tomato Tasting this week, giving New Jerseyans another chance to appreciate their favorite crop. Rutgers New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension will offer a fun event with over 50 tomato varieties. The Clifford…
Trump’s Medicare Cuts Could Force NJ Seniors Out of Home Care by 2026 Medicare has saved millions of American seniors from the high cost of private health care for decades. New policy changes for 2026 are raising concerns in New Jersey, where a big elderly population relies on Medicare. The Trump administration is directing CMS…
Veterans and seniors will benefit from a $23.4 million Passaic County housing project Veterans and seniors in Passaic County, New Jersey, will benefit from a massive affordable housing initiative. Project name: The Liberty at Pompton Lakes. The $23.4 million project aims to provide low- and moderate-income people with essential housing. The four-story building at 519…
Why the New Jersey Antisemitism Bill Matters: Free Speech vs. Jewish Safety New Jersey politicians have highlighted free speech and antisemitism since sponsoring Assembly Bill A3558. Even if antisemitic threats are rising, the state has not defined antisemitism. Many Jewish groups support the law, but this definition could make it tougher to express political opinions…
Trump-Putin Alliance Threatens Ukraine Recent Trump-Putin meetings have raised global fears about America’s role in the Ukraine war. Despite promises to reduce tensions, the interactions prompted questions about Trump’s willingness to rebuke Russia or support U.S. friends in Europe. A conference in Alaska and private talks in Washington tempered Trump’s Russia position. He scared American…
Bergen County residents can easily obtain identification when the County Clerk’s mobile outreach unit visits Woodcliff Lake on Tuesday. The Bergen County Clerk’s Office’s traveling program will be at the Woodcliff Lake Senior Center from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., offering passport applications, notary oaths, and free photo ID cards for seniors and military veterans….
Families are in a Growing Crisis, and New Jersey Needs to Restore Funds for Affordable Housing Habitat for Humanity is asking New Jersey officials to do something about affordable housing before more families have to leave safe neighborhoods. Advocates warn that the lack of recovered housing funding is putting many working families at risk of…
