Max Pizarro

"Back in 2024 when I served in the house, there was a bill that would have held big tech's feet to the fire," Sherrill recalled at a press conference today.

"It's going well," Sherrill said. "We are vetting people now and going through the process." (Visited: 8 times)

By Max Pizarro | October 21, 2026, 1:47 pm | in Columnist TRENTON - In less than two weeks, Americans will go to the polls to render judgement

TRENTON – Governor Mikie Sherrill rushed to Amy Acton’s defense after the Ohio gubernatorial candidate’s Republican opponent dropped a bruising ad on her. “In Jersey, I’m no stranger to tough politics,” Sherrill said. “Even so, this disgusting attack from Vivek Ramaswamy is a new low and unfit for anyone seeking public office.” By way of[...]

TRENTON - Too many New Jerseyans already feel the consequences of out-of-reach healthcare as they face the disastrous Jan. 2027 impact of President Donald Trump's so-called "big, beautiful bill" on Medicaid, NJ Commissioner of Health Raynard Washington this morning told the Senate Health Committee.

Sherrill this afternoon at Cherry Hill School East highlighted the positive impacts of New Jersey’s bell-to-bell school cell phone ban.

The William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy at Stockton University and The Press of Atlantic City are co-sponsoring this tilt between the two

Mullock said his candidacy represents a return to "normalcy and decency" to counter Van Drew's allegiance to President Donald J. Trump.

Hunterdon County Clerk Mary Melfi is running "like I'm chased by a pack of wolves," she tells InsiderNJ on the day prior to the beginning of early voting , at the heart of the county she has served for 20 years.

At the core of a national day of action, affiliates of SEIU, 1199, 32BJ and Workers United, expressed their strong support for Bennett, who wants to defeat embattled incumbent U.S.