David Wildstein is the Editor in Chief of The New Jersey Globe, a news outlet focused on local politics and current events in New Jersey. With a strong background in political reporting, David covers a wide range of topics including elections, government affairs, and local community news.
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By: David Wildstein
On October 17, controversial and mendacious political consultant James Devine stood with his court-appointed public defender and pleaded guilty to filing fake petitions in the 2021 gubernatorial primary. He was sentenced to probation.
Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small, Sr. was indicted for third-degree witness tampering for allegedly telling his daughter to lie about how she sustained injuries, Atlantic County Prosecutor William Reynolds announced today.
Hours after Joe Biden announced he'd changed his mind and would not seek re-election to a second term, Atlantic's Mike Suleiman became the first Democratic county chairman and first convention delegate from New Jersey to endorse Kamala Harris for president.
Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small, Sr. is planning to seek re-election next year despite indictments for child abuse and witness tampering – and there’s a
OPINION There is an industry in New Jersey that every single one of us relies on, every day. It has become so critical to the daily ebb and flow of our
By: David Wildstein
Lawyers for Democratic powerbroker George E. Norcross III and others today reaffirmed their argument to dismiss a 13-count indictment because the
Former Paterson Mayor Joey Torres pleaded guilty today for knowingly disobeying a forfeiture order that prevented him from holding any office again and
Embattled GOP National Committeeman Bill Palatucci, a close ally of former Gov. Chris Christie, is cozying up to gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli, a move that comes as national Republicans weigh invoking Rule No. 4 (b) and refuse to seat him when they hold their winter meeting next year.
By: David Wildstein
Stuart Rabner, the chief justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court, elevated a judge to a seat on the appellate court last month after learning of a consensual sexual relationship with a court staffer.
Brian Rumpf (R-Little Egg Harbor) and Greg Myhre (R-Stafford) said today that they will seek re-election next year to their State Assembly seats in the
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