It would increase stress for students, decrease the availability of useful data and hamper the deployment of resources

‘Health plans are considering the adoption of value assessments to determine if certain drugs should be covered’

Sidestepping New Jersey’s advocacy community resulted in a law that is both unfair to citizen-driven groups and unconstitutional

The city of Bayonne and Suez-Bayonne should re-evaluate their approach and include sustainable, environmentally friendly green infrastructure programs

The #MeToo movement led to changes in employment law at federal and state levels. Is keeping plaintiffs’ identities hidden from potential employers next on agenda?

Meeting our current energy needs would require solar arrays covering 181 square miles, an area roughly the size of Passaic County

Greater emphasis on planning for the needs of individual students is required

State’s rate for cesarean sections is among the worst. Upgrading information on facilities with best maternity practices is a must

Governor’s executive order affects more than $13 million in funding for much-needed programs — prisoner re-entry, AIDS services, educational initiatives and more

Because the cleanest, cheapest energy is the energy you don’t use, it’s smart to make energy efficiency the foundation of New Jersey’s clean-energy efforts