Cherry Hill’s OPRA Fight Against a Journalist Has Cost Taxpayers $5,346 in Less Than Two Months – And the Meter Is Still Running
If you’ve been following our updates on the Cherry Hill matter, you already know we’ve been going back and forth...
Scutari’s Law Delivered: NJ County Parties Rake In $22M as Pay-to-Play Thrives
NJ’s 42 county party committees raised ~$22.4M, the strongest county-party fundraising year since 2003 according to the state’s Election Law...
The 2026 NJ Layoff Warning Trend Spotted in March Continues Through May
As a reminder (or a primer if you’re not familiar) WARN notices signal potential job losses before they hit the...
Special Ed Audits, Bridge Infrastructure, Farm to School and Local Impact
New Jersey’s legislative week isn’t really about new spending -more about who’s actually keeping track of what the State already...
New Jersey’s Transportation Tab Is Local, Total, and Coming Due
NJ’s 04/28/26 announcement connected to transportation might seem like another big price tag connected to a narrow issue. This specific...
NJ Revenue: The Warning Lights are Starting to Glow
The latest revenue update from the NJ Dept. of Treasury shows an increase in total collections for March compared to...
The 21st Briefing: PILOT Gaps, Climate Rules, and the DOE “Black Box”
We look at the high-stakes FY2027 New Jersey budget hearings, breaking down how state funding decisions for education, housing, and...
Why NJ’s Payroll Drop May Matter More Than the Unemployment Dip
The latest NJ Employment report from the state DOL might come across as a bit of a contradiction, showing a...
A $60.7 Billion Budget, Two Days of Hearings and Another Scutari Special
We break down the $60.7 billion spending plan, the “Scutari Special” on flood rules, and the looming $333 million hole...
Community Voices: They Don’t Have to Answer to You—And That’s the Problem
A School Board and Administrative Accountability Crisis in New Jersey -Eliza Schleifstein Concerns surrounding a school photography vendor used by...