New Jersey Public Radio
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NJ Activists Take on Dark Money, Legislative Secrets and Ballot Siberia
The progressive activists who targeted and prevailed against several longtime Republican congressmen in New Jersey say they want to remake the state legislators. Feb 9, 2020
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The Origins of an Oligarchy
What the long view on the Kushner and Trump family histories reveal. Jan 17, 2020
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The State of the State of New Jersey; Roz Chast and Patricia Marx; A Never-Trumper's 2020 Book for Democrats
Three of our favorite segments from the week, in case you missed them. Jan 16, 2020
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Impeachment Then & Now; The State of New Jersey; Cecile Richards; Jobs in the Future
Impeachment Then & Now with David Gergen; The State of New Jersey; Cecile Richards on activism; What jobs in the future? Jan 16, 2020
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The State of the State of New Jersey
A break down Governor Murphy's new tax pitch, his plan to address domestic terrorism, health care costs, and more. Jan 16, 2020
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Bridgegate Has Its Day in (Supreme) Court
Former top aides to former NJ Gov. Chris Christie go before the high court in the hopes of having their convictions overturned. Jan 14, 2020
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NJ Senate Leader Talks About End of Legislative Session, and Looks Ahead to New Year
Senate Majority Leader Loretta Weinberg says she's hopeful a controversial vaccine exemption bill will pass on Monday, and speaks about changing the toxic culture for women in Trenton. Jan 10, 2020
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NJ Lawmaker Backs Away from Allowing Early Tabulation of Mail-In Ballots
A controversial bill could have allowed political machines an early peek at election results. Now the legislation's sponsor says that might not be such a good idea. Jan 7, 2020
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Five Reasons the Defection of Van Drew Is About More Than Trump
The fight against the George Norcross political machine just might be driving internal Democratic politics in south Jersey more than the impeachment of the president. Dec 16, 2019
