nj politics

If the election upset of truck driver Ed Durr defeating Steve Sweeney has taught us anything, it’s that anything can happen in politics.

How many times have you heard the call for "Bipartisan cooperation" in Washington and in Trenton? Why is that a good thing?

Today's show was filled with some tough conversations. We discussed the false conversations our lawmakers are having regarding the success of Narcan use to save lives of drug abusers. Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno also dropped by the studios to talk about the current business climate in NJ.

Overheard in Trenton... and in the dark alleys of Gotham.

You're not the only one concerned about government accountability.

Here's more proof there's little accountability in government anymore.

New Jersey has laws to protect your digital privacy, but there's only one sure way to prevent a harassment lawsuit or public shame.

If you want to run government like a business, here's a chance to potentially cut costs.

Despite a reputation that would indicate otherwise, Trenton might actually possess at least one honest politician.

Privatizing government services may sound good in light of endless public transit delays, special interest groups, and other disappointments, but it's no panacea.