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New Jersey’s most iconic voice once again stepped onto a national stage and reminded the world why his influence extends far beyond music. On...

As New Jersey counts down to the general election on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, political activity across the state is reaching a fever pitch. Candidates are making final campaign pushes, voters are preparing to cast ballots, and key statewide and local issues continue to dominate the conversation. From school board races to infrastructure investments and social programs, there is no shortage of developments shaping the Garden State’s political landscape. Election Day ApproachesAttention is focused on both statewide and local contests, including school board elections like those in Haddonfield. Candidates have been sharing final statements, attending voter events, and emphasizing issues such as school funding, curriculum priorities, and community engagement. Ballot measures and referenda are also drawing...

In a move that’s drawing fierce criticism from across the political spectrum, Governor Phil Murphy has granted clemency to five individuals convicted of homicide, sparking fresh debate about New Jersey’s criminal justice policies and priorities. Among those granted clemency is a South Jersey woman who fatally stabbed her boyfriend, a case that shook the local community at the time of the crime. The decision to release individuals serving time for some of the most serious offenses under the law has raised troubling questions about the state’s approach to public safety, victim advocacy, and the rights of law-abiding citizens. This latest action from the Governor’s office is part of a broader trend that some say reflects a shifting...