Brent Johnson is a journalist covering New Jersey politics for NJ Advance Media. With a focus on local news, Brent's work has appeared in various publications including NJ.com, The Star-Ledger, and Government Technology. He is also a musician, singing in the band The Clydes.
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Brent Johnson's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics in New Jersey, with particular attention to legislative announcements, evolving stories, and legal policy regulations. Given this focus, he is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to New Jersey state politics and legislation.
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By: Brent Johnson
| The last time you may have checked in on New Jersey's race for U.S. Senate, the state's political universe was exploding.
The top lawyer in Gov. Phil Murphy 's administration — and one of the longest-serving aides in Murphy's orbit — is set to depart after four years.
FORT CAVAZOS — The last remaining deployed soldiers of 3rd Cavalry Regiment returned home from South Korea Monday night, their 21-hour flight from Osan touching down at roughly 6:30 p.m.
| Looks like New Jersey is poised to stay true blue on Election Day, according to a pair of polls released Wednesday morning.
By: Brent Johnson, Jada Holcomb
A group of 39 cadets with the Army Reserve Officer Training Corps at the University of Texas at Arlington visited Fort Cavazos on Friday for a “branch day” hosted by
By: Brent Johnson
Recent college graduates from the Fort Cavazos community had the chance to walk the stage here on post Thursday, after earning their degrees from distance learning programs and local schools.
By: Brent Johnson
The Texas A&M University-Central Texas veterans service office will host a 5K fun run on Saturday, Nov. 16, according to an email from the university communications office.
By: Bdjohnson, Brent Johnson
Chuck Haytaian was speaker of the state Assembly in the 1990s.
By: Brent Johnson
COPPERAS COVE — A local veterans organization hosted a golf fundraiser Friday morning at Hills of Cove golf course, raising money for the Thanksgiving baskets they plan to distribute to
FORT CAVAZOS— The last remaining deployed soldiers of 3rd Cavalry Regiment returned home from South Korea Monday evening, their 21-hour flight from Osan touching down at roughly 6:30 p.m. after stops in Japan and Alaska.
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