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- Op-Ed: Pallone Needs to Help Reform Renewable Fuel Standard
- Adding ethanol to gasoline is a perfect example of unintended environmental and economic consequences
- Op-Ed: Continuity of Care Is Good Medicine for Patients — and Doctors
- Unfortunately, the trend is for less continuity and more fragmentation. As a result, the patient-physician relationship is weaker and less effective than it used to be
- Op-Ed: Independent Citizens, Not Partisan Politicians, Must Tackle Redistricting
- A call for legislative redistricting in New Jersey to be taken out of political hands and given to an Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission
- Op-Ed: Let’s Be Smart About Community Solar in New Jersey
- NJ’s recently signed energy legislation will allow many more residents and businesses to access solar energy. We must learn from other states how to do it well
- Op-Ed: Paid Family Leave Helps Babies, Not Just Their Parents
- With members of a state Senate committee expected to vote Monday on a bill to expand family leave in New Jersey, the benefits should be clear
- Op-Ed: The War on Cannabis Has Failed — Let’s Be Smart About Legalizing It in NJ
- With the legalization of cannabis approaching for New Jersey, we can draw on the experience of other states to get it right
- Op-Ed: Life Sciences Are Key to Building an ‘Innovation Economy’ in New Jersey
- Biopharmaceutical, biotech and medical technology companies comprise one of the state’s strongest sectors. They’re crucial to generating new jobs, products and services
- Op-Ed: Why Unions are More Vital than Ever for All Workers in New Jersey
- As union membership continues to decline in the Garden State, it’s worth remembering that unions have been crucial in raising wages for all workers
- Opinion: A Good Start Toward a Multiyear Budget Strategy for New Jersey
- There are no quick fixes for the state’s ongoing budget crisis, but the best place to begin is with the chronically underfunded pension system
- Op-Ed: More Than Academics — It’s Time to Elevate HS Graduation Requirements
- It’s up to the state Board of Education to continue New Jersey’s national leadership in innovation and quality education
- Opinion: New Jersey’s Short-Term Fiscal Fixes Mean Long-Term Disaster
- The ‘Sweeney commission’ has shown that one-shots and other revenue gimmicks can only lead to trouble, but will the pols and the public unions give them up?
- Op-Ed: Shifting Services for Seniors, Disabled People in NJ Away from Nursing Homes
- How New Jersey has gradually moved the focus of Medicaid care for seniors and people with disabilities from nursing homes to their own homes and communities
- Op-Ed: Ban Cars from Lincoln Tunnel at Rush Hour to Make It through Route 495 Repairs
- The logical way to ease congestion is to reduce the number of vehicles entering the tunnel
- Op-Ed: Learn from Europe, Keep Wind Generation and Transmission Separate
- Building an offshore grid for New Jersey separately from wind farms is the key to creating fair competition
- Opinion: Few Municipalities in NJ Will Create Stormwater Utilities, But Some Should
- The need to improve stormwater management is increasing every year. Costs will rise, putting pressure on local government budgets
- Opinion: Why Is the DEP Pushing to Dump ‘Dredge Spoils’ in West Creek?
- Stopping the state agency from dumping foul-smelling muck in this community is a perfect chance for Murphy administration to demonstrate its green credentials
- Op-Ed: PARCC’s Going, But We Will Still Need Objective Assessment Data
- Murphy administration’s proposal for replacement testing system needs more work. Its elimination of several state assessments is troubling
- Op-Ed: NJ Should Favor Single Developers for Offshore-Wind Projects
- There have been calls for having different companies develop generation and transmission, but it would make more sense for New Jersey to go with single developers
- Op-Ed: Why We Need $15 an Hour Minimum Wage in New Jersey Now, Not Later
- As living costs continue to rise in this expensive state, people are working longer hours for less money just to get by
- Op-Ed: On Affordable Housing, Some Officials Stuck Back in the Fifties
- Politicians may try to impede affordable housing in New Jersey, but they can’t stop market forces that favor towns with mass transportation over isolated suburbs
- Op-Ed: Governor Must Protect Ticket Buyers, Veto New Anti-Consumer Measure
- Proposed legislation would benefit ticket sellers, not sports fans and concertgoers. What’s more, it skirted normal process of review and debate
- Opinion: How to Curb Governor’s Extraordinary Budget Power
- State Senate has approved constitutional amendment to strip governor of ability to certify revenues, but it’s not the only possible fix. Legislature has a remedy if it wants
- Opinion: New Jersey and the ACA, Perfect Together
- Despite GOP actions to destabilize Affordable Care Act, the individual insurance market is doing well in Garden State. And new legislation in NJ is helping with affordability
- Op-Ed: Harnessing Offshore Wind — Do it Fast, But Do it Right
- Murphy administration wants to jumpstart clean energy, but state law prohibits whole category of companies from bidding on key work. That could be costly for ratepayers
- Op-Ed: EDA Challenges NJ to Rethink ‘Old Ways,’ Become Innovative Again
- State agency launches program to rekindle spirit of innovation in New Jersey, invites local governments to compete for new planning awards
- Op-Ed: New Jersey Should Adopt Safe Nurse-to-Patient Limit
- Having too few nurses working in healthcare facilities is to the detriment of patients and staff. Legislation to set reasonable ratio is proposed for NJ. It could save lives
- Op-Ed: With Tunnel Repairs in Offing, Bikes are Key to Keeping People on the Move
- It’s imperative to make contingency plans for a shutdown of Hudson rail tunnels. Step one: Widen bike paths on George Washington Bridge to accommodate far more riders
- Op-Ed: Let Public Challenge State’s Environmental Damage Settlements
- Citizens were denied right to challenge settlement in case of ExxonMobil’s massive environmental damage in New Jersey. NJ Legislature must ensure that right
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