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- OP-ED: A Call to Honor Alice Paul, NJ’s Overlooked Women’s Rights Crusader
- Activist from South Jersey should be among those from the Garden State enshrined at the US Capitol
- Op-Ed: Reducing Opioid Use and Adopting Medical Marijuana Interventions
- Many patients who are suffering the side effects of opioids could benefit from prescribed marijuana
- Op-Ed: We Don’t Need New Youth Prisons in Newark or Anywhere Else in Our State
- Rather than being incarcerated in failed youth prisons, our young people need support, encouragement, and intensive treatment within their communities
- Opinion: After Norcross Attack on Murphy, Get Ready for War
- ‘The ill will and struggle for power will most certainly impact already testy budget deliberations’
- Op-Ed: Extra Budget Allocation for NJ Transit is ‘Woefully Insufficient’
- The agency has been relying on an entirely unsustainable funding source, directing money meant for capital improvements to day-to-day operations
- Op-Ed: Construction Workers Misclassified as Contractors — an Outrage
- ‘Wealthy developers are taking advantage of labor laws and outdated regulation and enforcement to increase profit margins’
- Op-Ed: Teaching LGBTQ+ History in Schools Benefits All Students
- ‘It is impossible to teach a comprehensive course on American or world history without including the contributions and hardships of LGBTQ+ people’
- Op-Ed: Prescription for a Healthy New Jersey Includes Art and Culture
- Regrettably, an influential new health plan for the Garden State make no mention of the power of art and culture to treat and promote health, well-being and healthy environments
- Op-Ed: Now Is the Time to Fund School Construction
- As the governor moves to re-staff the SDA, he must find committed, experienced professionals who can manage large-scale public-building programs or design and construction of school facilities
- Opinion: How To Dig Social Security Out Of Its Fiscal Hole
- The ratio of contributing workers to recipients has dropped as life expectancy increases, from 16 to 1 in 1950 to 3 to 1 today
- Op-Ed: Nuclear Subsidy — Time to Restructure Power Sector
- PSEG’s nuclear subsidy is the most recent example of cunning proficiency grown largely through snowballing political influence
- OP-ED: Four C-sections Later, I Wish I Had Known About Choices
- Lawmaker questions whether procedure is overused and sees hope for change in pending legislative package
- OP-ED: Lawmakers should pass bill supporting Electrify NJ agenda
- S-2252/A-4819 embraces changes vitally important to NJ cities, including the deployment of electric vehicles and supporting infrastructure
- Opinion: A Roadmap to Better Health in New Jersey
- New report recommends evidence-based policy options to address gaps in health and well-being across the state
- Op-Ed: NJ’s Liquor Laws Protect Small and Local Businesses
- No one can own more than two liquor licenses in New Jersey. Big-box stores and corporate supermarket chains don’t like that provision
- Opinion: A Surplus Account Is Not the Same as a Rainy-Day Account
- Contributing to New Jersey’s rainy-day fund would help protect the state during a recession or in the event of a natural disaster
- Op-Ed: Black Moms Matter and Need to Tell Their Healthcare Stories
- Awareness must be raised of the systemic racism and the special risks many black women face when dealing with medical issues
- Op-Ed: NJ Opposition to Changing Campus-Assault Rules Is Misguided
- State officials opposed to Trump administration’s proposed Title IX rule changes for how schools should handle assault and harassment complaints must not overlook due process
- Op-Ed: NJ Residents Deserve Affordable Access to Their Prescriptions
- Out-of-pocket costs for critical drugs can often swing wildly, leaving patients and their caregivers with few good options
- Op-Ed: Community Schools Could Become Hubs for Delivering Resources
- Schools could be made a focal point for getting critical resources, including social services, to students and their families
- Op-Ed: NJ Should Seize Opportunity to Step Away from Graduation Tests
- A recent court ruling gives the state a chance to move toward ‘better forms of assessment, quality and fairness’
- Op-Ed: Congress Must Save Program that Eases Access to Integrated Care
- Funding for a key program that aids access to community-based behavioral health and addiction services is set to end soon, unless Congress acts
- Op-Ed: We Must Defend Our Rivers and Streams from the EPA
- The Environmental Protection Agency is proposing rule changes that would significantly weaken protections for our waterways
- Opinion: Outlook is Bleak for Republican Party in NJ
- The trend in voter registration suggests the GOP will stay mired in perpetual minority party status
- Op-Ed: State Plan for Higher Education Needs Sharper Focus
- Although on target with its ‘student-centered’ approach, Murphy administration’s new vision lacks key specifics
- Op-Ed: Trenton Leaders Must Address Unfair Corporate Giveaways
- Legislative leaders ‘are continuing to promote policies far from the public eye that reward the wealthy and powerful’
- Op-Ed: Strong Supply of Natural Gas and Low Prices are Essential in NJ
- If New Jersey doesn’t expand natural gas supply, the cost of energy will soar and those who can least afford it will be hit the hardest
- Op-Ed: New Jersey Should Open Overdose Prevention Centers
- Lawmakers need to act on proposed legislation because ‘saving lives is more important than punishing behavior’
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