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In Senate race, question of cease-fire in Gaza reveals contrast between Tammy Murphy, Andy Kim
We asked two candidates for the U.S. Senate whether they support a cease-fire in Gaza. Only one answered the question.
Jim McGreevey is seeking redemption. Is it for the right reason?
Former Gov. Jim McGreevey wants to redeem himself with voters for his 2004 sex scandal, but he's not being totally honest about why he resigned.
Are Democrats about to hand First Lady Tammy Murphy a U.S. Senate seat?
First Lady Tammy Murphy wants to be a U.S. senator. New Jersey Democrats should not clear the field for her.
Offshore wind developer kills two New Jersey projects
Ørsted’s decision is a major blow to what had been the centerpiece of Gov. Phil Murphy’s clean energy agenda.
Jersey City sues New Jersey in bid to halt cops from using cannabis
Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop, who is seeking the Democratic nomination for governor in 2025, has argued it would not be safe for police officers to be allowed to use cannabis off duty.
Sen. Menendez flips New Jersey the bird
New Jersey deserves better than a senator who will spend the next few years arguing that it’s OK to take gold from friends seeking official favors.
Governor Murphy flip-flops on aiding immigrants
Gov. Phil Murphy ran for office suggesting New Jersey become a sanctuary state. Now, he's turning his back on asylum seekers who need our help.
Millville court officials discriminated against Spanish-speaking litigants, complaint says
Attorney General Matt Platkin called it "disappointing, disheartening, and unacceptable" that anyone would face discrimination from a public entity.
New Jersey Supreme Court sends correct message on political corruption
The New Jersey Supreme Court does not want to make it harder for prosecutors to go after corrupt politicians. Is the U.S. Supreme Court listening?
Big, ugly win for N.J. Democratic leaders who pushed for campaign finance overhaul
After New Jersey Democrats pushed a major overhaul to our campaign finance laws, the party gets to skate on some alleged violations.
Daniel’s Law is bad for N.J. journalists — and everyone who wants government accountability
Daniel's Law was intended to protect judges and others from being targeted. Instead, it's being weaponized to prevent the public from access to important information about their elected leaders.
An assault on transparency in Trenton
Four bills introduced last week would sharply limit how New Jersey residents can access public records.