34K views · 581 reactions | There is a common theme in Trenton where Democrats raise taxes to make government spending more affordable rather than making New Jersey more affordable to live.  | New Jersey Senate Republicans | Facebook

⭐️ December was a busy and joyful month at TCS! Each class embraced the Christmas season with special moments and meaningful memories! Pyjama and movie day, christmas dress-up and pizza day, our Christmas program, jersey and skating day, and sharing our favourite Christmas songs together. In the midst of all the fun and full schedules, we were continually reminded of the true reason for Christmas—the birth of Jesus, our Saviour. ❤️ From all of the TCS staff, we wish you a blessed and restful Chr

54K views · 593 reactions | The City of Trenton is aware of the upcoming SNAP benefit cuts that may impact residents across our community. Mayor W. Reed Gusciora shares an update on these changes and reaffirms our commitment to keeping residents informed. We will continue to share information and local resources as they become available. #Trenton #SNAP #NJ | City of Trenton NJ - City Hall | Facebook

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New Jersey cannot afford another policy that quietly detonates auto-insurance costs—especially in a NO-FAULT state. Granting driver’s licenses to illegal immigrants is sold as “safety” or “fairness,” but auto insurance does not run on intentions. It runs on risk math, and New Jersey’s no-fault system magnifies every mistake policymakers make. Below is what Trenton refuses to explain. 1) How auto insurance is actually priced (no politics, just math) Every auto insurance premium is built on: Expec