NJ Vindicator
New Jersey’s water crisis: A deficit of planning and a drought of action
Pollution, overdevelopment, and years of government inaction are placing a growing strain on the state’s water supply
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6mJersey City hospital closure spurs bill to appoint a receiver when a hospital closes without state approval
The bill would create a fast-track court process to keep hospitals and essential services operating when owners sidestep state closure requirements.
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7mPolitical sticker dispute between Park Ridge councilman, activist dismissed
The nearly yearlong case involved campaign messaging, local sign rules and allegations of retaliation.
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23mClimate Week spin can’t hide the truth: You can’t fool Mother Nature
An environmental report card for the first eight months of the Sherrill administration
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6mNJ appeals court throws out Google location data in robbery case
The judges said the widespread use of smartphones isn't enough to justify a search of Google’s location records.
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10mNJ appeals court to weigh challenge to $1.7 billion E-ZPass contract
Conduent disputes bidding process and TransCore’s ownership disclosures, while Turnpike Authority lawyers defend award