NJ Politics Digest: Feds Refuse Blame for NJ Transit Woes
An FRA spokesman said that since NJ Transit voluntarily suspended service on certain lines, it can restart that service whenever it likes.
John Wisniewski
John Wisniewski, born on November 15, 1963, is a New Jersey politician who served in the New Jersey General Assembly from 1996 to 2018. Known for his role as the Assembly's Transportation Committee Chair, Wisniewski was a key figure in shaping transportation policy and infrastructure in the state. His legislative focus extended to areas such as public ethics and electoral reform, including his work on campaign finance and government transparency. Wisniewski's career also saw him run for governor in 2017, where he emphasized issues of transparency and accountability. His tenure in the Assembly underscores a commitment to addressing key public policy challenges and improving state governance.
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Phil Murphy Endorses Bernie Sanders’ Son for Congress
Levi Sanders backed Murphy last year during the Democratic gubernatorial primary. Murphy returned the favor on Friday.
Despite Opposition, Judge Declines to Block Bond Sales for State Buildings in NJ
A Mercer County superior court judge on Wednesday decided against blocking a Gov. Chris Christie-backed plan to borrow about $380 for improvement and building of state facilities
