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- Op-Ed: Let’s Help Charter Schools Continue to Thrive
- As the Department of Education carries out a review of New Jersey’s charter schools, it should note the tremendous public support for them. It’s time for officials to match that support
- Op-Ed: It’s Time to Rethink How We Move People and Goods Around New Jersey
- A clean transportation system would have benefits for the state’s public health and economy. It would also create investment opportunities
- Opinion: Murphy-Sweeney Tensions Put Damper on Dems’ Progressive Agenda
- Victory was sweet for Democrats when Phil Murphy easily won election a year ago. But rancor between the governor and Senate President Steve Sweeney threatens to splinter the party
- Op-Ed: #MeToo Movement Meets Maternity Care
- It's critical to listen to women in every aspect of their lives, and there are few times more important than when maternal healthcare is the issue
- Op-Ed: 5G Technology Vital for the Economy and for Emergency Communications
- Merger of T-Mobile and Sprint will allow for rapid deployment of next generation of wireless technology, enabling major advances
- Opinion: Major Investments, Far Better Planning Needed to Clean Up Water in NJ
- Cleaning New Jersey’s groundwater and surface water will require major investments in infrastructure along with an overhaul of state planning
- Op-Ed: Justice O’Connor’s Revelation Sets an Example for Those Facing Dementia
- Honest conversation can remove the stigma and fear surrounding a diagnosis, and allow those facing it and their loved ones to start planning for the future, with support
- Op-Ed: Higher Minimum Wage, Apprenticeships Are Keys to American Dream in NJ
- We must expand opportunities for people to get jobs that pay a living wage without incurring substantial amounts of debt
- Opinion: Free or Reduced-Cost Health Insurance for a Limited Time Only
- It may be tough to get much closer to universal health coverage in New Jersey, but targeted outreach can pay off
- Op-Ed: It’s Time to Add Value To New Jersey Teacher Evaluations
- The current system of evaluating teachers in the Garden State all but ignores an extremely important, if controversial, tool
- Op-Ed: New Jersey Needs Energy Infrastructure That Everyone Can Rely On
- State officials should support enhancements that make our energy more resilient and reliable like natural gas
- Opinion: Hugin Loss Was Especially Demoralizing for NJ Republicans
- It’s nearly 50 years since Garden State voters chose a GOP candidate to represent them in the U.S. Senate. It’s becoming a distant prospect
- Op-Ed: More State Funding for Childcare at Last
- Given growing disparity between state childcare subsidy and true cost of providing that care, the Murphy administration’s recent increased financing is welcome news
- Op-Ed: My Mother’s Love of Election Day
- Katherine K. Neuberger believed that voting was her highest civic duty and that, despite social and economic inequities, we are all equal at the moment we cast our ballots
- Op-Ed: Ballot Question Shuts Out Most Students from Facilities Funding
- Trenton needs to bring all school buildings up to par, not just vo-tech districts that are the primary beneficiaries of proposed $500M bonds
- Op-Ed: ‘Yes’ to Ballot Question Will Help Vo-Techs, Colleges Fuel NJ Economy
- Bond on November ballot would support programs that address the skills gap in New Jersey
- Op-Ed: NJ Voters Way Ahead of Washington on Renewable Energy
- Public opinion in New Jersey overwhelmingly supports a clean energy future. It’s the job of state legislators ‘to make sure it happens sooner rather than later’
- Op-Ed: Landmark Opioid Bill Feels Unfinished Without Full Repeal of IMD Exclusion
- Restriction limits access for Medicaid enrollees to life-saving community-based treatment and recovery assistance
- Op-Ed: Governor Mustn’t Rob Transportation Trust Fund to Fix NJ Transit Operations
- Money in TTF that’s earmarked for rebuilding rails, bridges and signaling should not be diverted to repair operational deficiencies
- Opinion: Let’s Be Real, Scandal Investigation Will Freeze Trenton
- Select committee examination of Murphy administration’s hiring practices will overshadow all else
- Op-Ed: More Regulation Is Not the Way to Enhance Services for People with IDD
- Partnership is the only way to ensure that people with intellectual and developmental disabilities can safely lead rich, fulfilling lives
- Op-Ed: Public Employee Retirees Deserve a Voice on Pensions, Benefits
- It’s time for retirees to be properly represented in discussions about how to manage New Jersey’s pension and health benefits system
- Op-Ed: Insurance Scammers Will Be the Winners If This Fair-Conduct Bill is Enacted
- Most insurance claimants in New Jersey are honest, but a new bill that could triple damages on insurers for bad-faith dealings would be a boon to the ‘slippery minority’
- Op-Ed: What Offshore Wind Could Do for Economy and Jobs in New Jersey
- If state delivers on governor’s plan, it would mean a lot for responsible environmental policy and economic development — and for union workers
- Op-Ed: New Jersey’s Opioid Strategy Is Missing an Important Component
- Physicians must be allowed to prescribe opioids, but we need regulations that support drug testing of patients before and during such therapy
- Opinion: NJ Shouldn’t Wait for Federal Funds Before Reducing Flood Damages
- The uncertainty of federal funding dictates that New Jersey view every project through the lens of self-funding
- Op-Ed:The Vehicle Emissions Reduction Strategy No One’s Talking About
- It’s not enough to promote the use of alternative fuels in New Jersey. We must reduce the total number of miles driven — and to do that, we need to rethink how and where we build
- Opinion: It Sure Looks Like DOE Willfully Broke Charter Process to Appease NJEA
- Did ‘political payback’ matter more to Murphy and Repollet than the wishes of parents desperate for alternatives to poorly-performing public schools?
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