Eric Scott has been a broadcaster and creator of content since he was 14. Now, as the Senior Political Director for New Jersey 101.5, he helps our community understand the complicated world of New Jersey politics. With almost 30 years of covering the state's political scene, Scott provides insight and perspective and help you understand what it all means for you and your family. You can hear Scott on-air as he delivers the morning news broadcasts on the Bill Spadea show. He also produces and hosts our Town Hall series of programs that explore critical issues facing the residents of New Jersey. Scott is honored to have received three Edward R. Murrow awards.
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This is how much NJ makes on legal marijuana
More NJ residents are using recreational marijuana, which is driving increased tax revenue for the state. This is how much money New Jersey is making off legal weed sales and what its used for.
Can you shoot a burglar in NJ? Home break-ins are surging
NJ law does not allow residents to use a gun to defend against home burglaries. Legal experts say if you shoot, you will be charged.
How to avoid a costly headlight ticket in NJ
You can be ticketed for improper use of headlights in New Jersey, but there is a way out of the ticket.
NYC screws NJ commuters — Here’s how much you will pay
NJ commuters will bear the brunt of New York City's congestion pricing plan. Few discounts offered. Gov. Murphy vows a lawsuit.
Will NJ teen be released in Hamas hostage exchange?
A New Jersey teen is not expected to be released by Hamas in a pending hostage exchange. The release is part of a four-day cease fire in the Israel/Hamas war.
Thanksgiving really started in New Jersey, not with the pilgrims
Thank the Pilgrims? Nah. Thanksgiving is really a Jersey thing.
Beware: NJ drivers targeted by new scam
Drivers in New Jersey beware! NJMVC warns not to click on emails or texts asking to validate your driver license.
NJ Nurses Strike hits 100 Days: Progress Stalled
For 100 days, nurses at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Jersey have been on strike, with no sign of progress towards a new agreement.
Lawsuit — NJ restaurant workers could be owed big bucks
Restaurant workers in NJ and other states could be owed thousands in back pay.
Scary and potentially deadly lung infection spreading in New Jersey
State Health officials are sounding the alarm after a spike of infections.