Giving access to health insurance that allowed an annual visit to a primary care physician would reduce emergency-room use and lead to a healthier population

It is less risky to support a system consistently identified as having a crushing property-tax burden than to strike out in a new direction

Where’s the emergency state aid that was promised? Without it, superintendent may be forced to increase class sizes, eliminate programs and lay off teachers

As budget season begins, school superintendents wonder if they will have the funds ‘necessary to fulfill the needs of our students’

New Jersey politics has an ugly #MeToo problem partly rooted in its transactional brand of politics. But can it be rooted out?

Calling on New Jerseyans to take action against EPA’s new rule because it means fewer protections for drinking water, greater public health risks

Major infrastructure plans are being completed in towns across New Jersey, but most affected residents and business owners aren’t aware this is happening

There’s plenty of evidence that many New Jerseyans are socially isolated. A newly mandated study should provide a more complete picture

Trump administration’s revamp of Community Reinvestment Act’s rules would harm neighborhoods and investment in New Jersey

With state’s Energy Master Plan to be announced today, we need to take a step back to ensure that decisions are well-informed, based on evidence