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- Op-Ed: Time for NJ’s Health Insurers to Help Counter Trump Sabotage of ACA
- Governor and legislators have done their bit to try to hold down cost of premiums. When will insurance industry step up?
- Op-Ed: Governor Is Great, Not Weak, for Compromising on the Budget
- Murphy is already better at his job than many who held the position before him. Media ‘malarkey’ does him a disservice
- Op-Ed: To Vote Has Value to the Soul
- New Jersey must restore voting rights to people on parole, on probation, and in prison
- Opinion: The Not So Hidden Agenda to Stall Expansion of Public Charter Schools in NJ
- Follow the money behind two-pronged legal and academic attack. Realize the endgame is a moratorium on charters
- Opinion: New Jersey Scores Another Own Goal with ‘Horrendous’ Tax Choices
- Garden State’s competitiveness severely weakened by political leaders’ budget deal. Taking the easy way out, they made worst possible policy decisions
- Opinion: Governor Doesn’t Even Get Half a Loaf as Sweeney Takes the Cake
- Legislative power has been reasserted after budget struggle. It’s difficult to see how Gov. Murphy can maneuver around emboldened Senate President
- Op-Ed: Imposing Small Fee on Plastic and Paper Bags Will Help NJ Fight Litter
- Bags litter the Garden State’s highways and byways. Not just an eyesore, they are a big environmental concern
- Op-Ed: New Jersey Needs This Tool to Reduce Flooding and Water Pollution
- The Garden State’s sources of pollution almost defy counting: pesticides, fertilizers, petroleum, antifreeze, septic systems, sewer pipes, and pet waste — to name just a few
- Op-Ed: Making NJ Truly Healthy Means Giving Everyone Same Opportunities
- Healthy living is hard to achieve for many New Jerseyans, who face significant economic and social obstacles. We need to build a ‘culture of health’ for all our residents
- Op-Ed: The Garden State’s Illusive 180-Day School Year
- New Jersey statute mandates students attend school for 180 days each year, but everything from fire drills to teacher conferences can whittle that figure down
- Op-Ed: Balancing Budgets Without Political Consequences
- Long-term, short-term, midterm — determining which spending plans can take New Jersey comfortably and safely into the future
- Op-Ed: Bring NJ’s Independent Schools into Budget Discussions
- Although the state’s independent colleges and universities offer diversity of community and opportunity, they may go unrecognized during broader budget discussions
- Opinion: Front-Row Seats for the Trenton Power Struggle
- It’s not about any of the issues that Murphy and Sweeney have made their own, it’s about who calls the shots, the governor or the Legislature — and the conflict is only going to get uglier
- Op-Ed: Reducing Disposable Bags Means Both Paper and Plastic
- Plastic bags may have a worse reputation, but their paper equivalents are at least just as bad for the environment
- Op-Ed: Ten New Ways to View A Career in Manufacturing
- New Jersey’s manufacturing and STEM industries are very much alive and well, with 11,000 companies, 360,000-plus employees, and $46 billion in output
- Op-Ed: Let’s See if Lawmakers Stand Up to Unions by Voting to Curb Unused Sick Days
- Legislators need to show courage to ‘bring public-sector workers in line with everyday working people’
- Op-Ed: A Cascade of Travesties
- PennEast hacks an unconscionable pipeline-review process
- Op-Ed: State’s New Law on Absenteeism — Only the Beginning
- Schools that succeed in reducing absenteeism go beyond just complying with state and district rules to encourage and support attendance as a fundamental part of their mission to educate
- Op-Ed: Helping New Jerseyans Take Control of Where Their Electricity Comes From
- The way electricity is consumed and produced is changing. We no longer need to rely on large, centralized generation to keep the lights on
- Opinion: The New Jersey Budget Strategy Must Be Better
- Either we move the budget discussion to a multiyear approach or we will fail to address our tax and spending issues and be right back at it again next year with no permanent solutions
- Op-Ed: Staffing Ratios — The Wrong Formula for Patients and Nurses
- Treating nurses as numbers rather than as the trained professionals they are, devalues them
- Op-Ed: ZIP Code Shouldn’t Determine the Tech Experiences of Students
- How can schools in poorer, urban areas create a level playing field with their suburban counterparts?
- Op-Ed: Shifting New Jersey from Worst to First in Maternity Care
- Our rates of cesarean births are neither safe nor sustainable. We have the responsibility of transforming maternity care in this state. Let’s begin
- Opinion: Leap of Faith — Will Murphy’s Pension Bill CV Really Protect Taxpayers?
- The governor has been lauded in the press for fixing a ‘terrible’ bill, but a closer look at the amended legislation raises additional questions and concerns
- Op-Ed: Supreme Court Can’t Break the Will of American Workers and Their Unions
- The nation’s top court will rule on Janus v. AFSCME any time now, an attempt by the rich and powerful to end economic equality in this country
- Opinion: Note to Governor: Take the Hint, and the Revised Revenue Estimates
- Sweeney and Coughlin & Co. have put Murphy in a bind: Go with their revised numbers or risk further alienating Democratic lawmakers
- Op-Ed: Time to Fix the PARCC-for-Graduation Mess
- More than a dozen states are using the SAT or ACT for federal accountability to measure 'college readiness' without any link to high school diplomas. New Jersey should follow suit
- Opinion: Ending New Jersey’s Policy of Cruel and Usual Punishment
- Undocumented immigrants are often tried and sentenced to deportation without benefit of legal counsel
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