In Olmstead case, U.S. Supreme Court required that patients live in the least restrictive and most appropriate setting

The proposed Exxon Mobil settlement has made this term part of the conversation

Two provisions of NJ constitution provide loopholes that allow – and actually ‘require’ -- lawmakers to circumvent mandates

Much of the backlash from parents and teachers over Common Core has really been over the PARCC assessments linked to the academic guideposts

A smaller, southern version of the Port Authority of NY/NJ, both in responsibilities and -- unfortunately -- in questionable behavior

NJ Sports and Exposition Authority’s close-mouthed about how and why venue had to close doors and reach deal with Prudential Center

Diverse group reports to state DEP on all aspects, present and future, of what may be state’s most precious commodity

Idea being pushed again by Democratic legislators – and opposed by Christie -- would generate anywhere from $500M to $615M annually

Federal-state program has taken on increasingly large role since 1965 launch

Understanding the charges against U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez means understanding the finer points of the laws he allegedly broke