Trenton water inspector indicted in alleged water sample fraud scheme
A Trenton utility worker who allegedly faked water sampling results…
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Groundwater polluted, Lambertville residents at risk, but help from State of New Jersey may be years away
The NJDEP released a nine-page update to The Jersey Vindicator this week.
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Researchers sue New Jersey over access to Lindbergh kidnapping records
For the past 13 months, streams of researchers from around the country have been locked out of the archive.
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Five minutes with Steve Meserve, among the last of the great shad men
Steve Meserve is the fourth generation of his family to trawl for shad from Lambertville’s Lewis Island.
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Conduent will challenge $1.7B NJ E-ZPass deal in court (updated)
The New Jersey Turnpike Authority rejected an official bid protest by Conduent earlier this month.
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A community left behind: PFAS crisis unfolds on Lambertville’s Connaught Hill
How a neighborhood along the Delaware River became a dumping ground for toxic chemicals. Now residents can’t drink their water and some are getting sick.
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Civil liberties advocates say New Jersey ‘anti-brawl’ bill could criminalize protest and dissent
Inciting a public brawl would be a crime of the fourth degree if the person acts with purpose to disrupt a public gathering. A fourth-degree crime is punishable by up to 18 months imprisonment, a fine of up to $10,000, or both.
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New Jersey state senator demands federal review of $1.7B E-ZPass deal
State Sen. Joseph Pennacchio cited a recent report by The Jersey Vindicator about the contract negotiation process.
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Backroom deals and billion-dollar contracts: NJ Turnpike E-ZPass agreement with Singapore-owned firm shrouded in secrecy
The losing bidder has contested the award and is poised to challenge the Turnpike Authority in court.
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Toxic tap water in Trenton: Lead, copper, and Legionella bacteria found in office tower
On Tuesday, technicians were scheduled to collect and test water samples throughout the 300,000-square-foot building.
