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  • Joe Cryan does not think police or politicians should be required to live where they serve, which is why 70 percent of the politician’s real estate assets are in Pennsylvania, causing some concern about his commitment to the Garden State and the people of Union County who lack real representative in the New Jersey Senate.…

  • Corrupt politician Joseph Cryan has cut off access to a computer server that hosted the website of NJTODAY.NET, New Jersey’s oldest weekly newspaper, by deviously threatening unfounded legal action. NJTODAY.NET has restored services temporarily but the publisher is planning to sue in response to Cryan’s illegal attack on the First Amendment and the commercial rights…

  • Lawyers for Senator Joseph Cryan have caused NJTODAY.NET to be deprived of our host server under false pretenses in an effort to deprive voters of the truth in the closing week of the Democratic primary election campaign. We will return to normal soon, but this site will provide the latest news temporarily while New Jersey’s…

  • President Joe Biden is calling out a pair of moderate Democratic senators as he faces emboldened opposition to key pieces of his agenda. Touting the need to pass legislation on voting rights, Biden dismissed criticism over Democrats’ inability thus far to move certain bills forward, noting that Republicans remain nearly universally opposed to the pieces…

  • Rev. Reginald Atkins, who admitted to stealing from the state unemployment fund, may have lied on a federal Small Business Administration application in order to obtain a Coronavirus-related PPP loan of $8,041.

  • Former Mayor Christine Dansereau is optimistic about Roselle’s future but she says she is disappointed by some of the people she worked with during her 14 years in public life, including Councilman John Fortuna and Senator Joseph P. Cryan.

  • Roselle Councilman Brandon Bernier is running for a second term with such a miserable record that political observers believe he could drag down the entire Column A slate.

  • This summer marks 66 years since the 1955 lynching of then-14-year-old Emmett Till by White supremacists, but the brutal murder that catalyzed the 20th century civil rights movement stands out as a starting point while George Floyd’s death underscores the progress and lack thereof in America’s struggle for equality and justice. It was falsely alleged…

  • Four candidates seeking New Jersey’s GOP gubernatorial nomination on June 8 are: Jack Ciattarelli, Brian Levine, Phil Rizzo and Hirsh Singh.

  • Yellow police line tape stretched across a barrier

    By Mark Potok  The apparent anti-Semitic multiple murder of four people and the subsequent deaths of the two attackers in a Jersey City, resulted in reports that the slaughter appears to be linked to a black supremacist doctrine. Mayor Steven Fulop had already said that the kosher grocery store where most of the shooting took place…

  • Robert Reich endorses Lisa McCormick's Social Security plan

    A distinguished economist who served under four presidents has endorsed a plan advocated by New Jersey progressive Democrat Lisa McCormick, who is collecting signatures in support of her plan to save Social Security and put the nation’s retirement system on a solid financial foundation permanently, even if benefits are increased or the eligibility age is…


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