New Jersey State PBA

Every year on my show I have the pleasure of interviewing some of the people who make the plunge possible. Thank you to everyone who made this year a record breaking success!

The time to get “freezin’ for a reason” is almost here! Join Big Joe Henry, February 25, as he broadcasts live from the Spicy Cantina in Seaside Heights for the 2017 Polar Bear Plunge!

Leaders of the state’s largest public-safety unions are pushing a plan to shift control of their pension fund investments to a union-dominated board, rather than the state.

A councilman is facing calls for his resignation after commenting on his Facebook page about last week's police shooting that left a robbery suspect dead and a police officer in the hospital.

Last year, officials at the police union counted 19 suicides. Sayreville Det. Matt Kurtz became the sixth officer to take his own life this year.

Local government workers can be paid for waiving health coverage. Some lawmakers want to reduce the payments. Unions are fighting the idea.

The head of the state's largest police union said he could support raising New Jersey's speed limit to 70 mph, but only on certain highways.

Gov. Chris Christie and New Jersey State Policemen's Benevolent Association President Patrick Colligan engaged in a long distance war of words about pensions and Christie's record.

Delagates to the state Police Benevolent Association have voted not to endorse a candidate for governor in this year's election.

Yesterday we were a few blocks from where they film the infamous MTV show The Jersey Shore, which many say portrays the area of Seaside Heights in a negative light. However, there's another side to our Jersey Shore. It's a much more positive side...