City of Trenton ordered to fix damage done by Delaware River clear-cutting
It isn’t clear what fixing the issue will cost the city.
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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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Average NJ property taxes exceed $10,000, topping SALT tax-deduction limit
New Jerseyans now pay on average $10,095 in property taxes per year, according to state data.
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Meet CJ Griffin, one of New Jersey’s fiercest advocates for government transparency
As a partner at Pashman Stein, CJ Griffin is director of the law firm’s Public Interest Center.
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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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N.J. Republican candidates for governor clash in explosive, chaotic first debate
The candidates repeatedly talked over each other during the almost two-hour debate.
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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.
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2025 N.J. governor’s race: Democrats face off in first debate
The six Democrats vying to be the next governor of New Jersey squared off Sunday night at Rider University in the first debate of the primary election cycle.
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N.J. Attorney General unveils anti-corruption commission: What it means for government transparency
A day after former U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez was sentenced to 11 years in prison, N.J. Attorney General Matthew Platkin has announced a new initiative to promote transparency and find ways to further his office’s mission to eliminate corruption.
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On the brink of collapse: New regional utility proposed as solution to Trenton’s water woes
The Trenton Water Utility has been monitored by the state since 2022, but massive problems continue to plague the utility that supplies drinking water to more than 217,000 residents of Mercer County. Is a regional utility the answer?
