New Jersey ELEC approves $2.6 Million match for governor candidates
The New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission has approved more…
Krystal Knapp
Krystal Knapp is the founder of The Jersey Vindicator and the hyperlocal news website Planet Princeton. Previously she was a reporter at The Trenton Times for a decade. Prior to becoming a journalist she worked for Centurion, a Princeton-based nonprofit that works to free the innocent from prison. A graduate of Smith College, she earned her master's of divinity degree from Princeton Theological Seminary and her master's certificate in entrepreneurial journalism from The Craig Newmark School of Journalism at CUNY.
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The story behind Donald Trump’s viral U.S. Open photo
A photograph of President Donald Trump at the U.S. Open…
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‘Out of nowhere it all ended’: Longtime Princeton family separated after ICE raid
After 30 years in Princeton, a father was taken in an ICE raid, leaving his wife and daughters to navigate life without him.
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New Jersey’s local news crisis among the worst in U.S.
The Garden State now has only 5.1 journalists per 100,000 people. Only Nevada fares worse.
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Federal judge rules Trump’s appointment of Alina Habba as top New Jersey prosecutor is unlawful
The judge has stayed the ruling pending an appeal from the Trump administration.
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New Jersey bill seeking to restrict media use of AI draws sharp criticism
Media outlets using AI to generate content without a disclaimer would be fined $10,000 for the first offense under a bill sponsored by three NJ Dems.
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Power grid operator PJM launches ‘fast-track plan’ to confront surge in data center electricity demand
Power grid opertor PJM will explore options for adding large loads to the power grid without threatening reliability.
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New Jersey governor’s race: Ciattarelli and Sherrill secure $1 million each in latest public funding round
The funding from ELEC bring each candidate’s total public financing for the NJ governor’s race to just over $4 million.
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New Jersey lifeguard pension system under fire: $34 million shortfall, double dipping, and unequal burdens
Acting State Comptroller Kevin Walsh says the state needs to get rid of a law that requires certain shore towns to provide.a pension to seasonal lifeguards.
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Irvington blew $632K in opioid funds on two concerts, New Jersey watchdog finds
Contracts were also funneled to businesses owned or controlled by a township employee, according to the report.
