Jim Saxton News

The Deborah Hospital Foundation is honoring former U.S. Rep. Jim Saxton of Mount Holly during its annual Red Tie Gala, to be held Nov.

Ocean County Republicans knew Mayor Carl W. Block was in political trouble months ago, when his internal polling data revealed his administration had a 70 percent job approval rating, yet almost half of likely voters would not support him for re-election to an office he had held for 25 years.

Wantage, got 98 points out of 100 for his House actions last year from the Club for Growth , a group committed to lower taxes, deregulation, personal retirement accounts for Social Security and limits on tort lawsuits.

Freshman Rep. John Adler has been a loyal Democrat and a prolific fundraiser since he came to Congress in January to represent a Republican-leaning South Jersey district.

THE 2010 election's still a long way off, but that hasn't stopped the eight Democrats and five Republicans in New Jersey's delegation in the House from raising more than $2.2 million since the 2008 election ended.

When Rep. John Adler, D-N.J., made a stop at the Stafford Diner on Route 72 this week to talk with a reporter about his first 100 days in office, he seemed grateful to be able to just blend in with the lunch crowd who have not yet come to recognize their man in Washington.

State Sen. Diane Allen is widely mentioned as a possible candidate for Lt. Governor if Chris Christie wins the GOP primary.

In December 2001, as Congress considered legislation to stimulate the economy and blunt the impact of the 9/11 attacks, the Investment Company Institute, the mutual fund industry's trade association, asked members to revise a provision in the tax code that costs millions of middle-income mutual fund shareholders billions of dollars a year.

A $410 billion spending bill that would fund government programs and services through the current fiscal year cleared its first big hurdle Wednesday.

The Long Beach Island beach replenishment project will continue with $11.7 million coming in a massive appropriations bill voted through Wednesday by the House of Representatives, Rep.

Rep. John H. Adler, D-N.J., said Ocean County's transportation infrastructure has been neglected for too long and he intends to call on Congress to help modernize inadequate roads and weakened bridges.

U.S. Rep. John Adler, D-NJ, will officially open his Ocean County field office at 247 Main St.

Rep. John Adler, D-N.J., owes his election last November in part to a divisive primary battle between the Republican organizations in Ocean and Burlington counties, former campaign staff for the congressman's ...

Ocean County's new congressman got a warm welcome from senior activists here Monday, just hours before he introduced his first piece of legislation: a proposed $500 tax rebate for every senior and veteran with ...

During a summer spent campaigning, U.S. Rep. John Adler talked about wanting to help shore up the nation's financial systems and improve services for American soldiers returning home from Iraq and Afghanistan.

On the evening of his 66th birthday, a ballroom packed by approximately 600 people stood on their feet to cheer former Congressman Jim Saxton Thursday night and thank him for 25 years of service that saved ...

Recently elected Rep. John Adler, D-NJ, said today he has secured five Congressional subcommittee assignments with the House Financial Services and Veterans' Affairs committees.

U.S. Rep. John Adler received his second committee assignment on Friday and will serve on the House Committee on Veterans Affairs.

WASHINGTON - A New Jersey congressman who previously voted against a $35 billion bill to expand a popular children's health program has changed his mind.

U.S. Sen. Frank Lautenberg's office stopped taking inaugural ticket requests in late November.