How a COVID vaccine startup with no track record landed $36.5 million from Jersey City
Bespoke-run program spent more than 11 times the amount per shot that Hudson County’s Regional Health Commission paid for its vaccine program.
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Why electric bills are rising in New Jersey, according to one think tank
Electric bills in New Jersey are set to rise by an average of more than $20 a month beginning in June.
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A year of living dangerously: Connaught Hill still in jeopardy
Commentary by Jeff Tittel, the former NJ Sierra Club director, about a proposal to build 300 housing units on Connaught Hill in Lambertville.
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New Jersey federal judge evicts journalists from court press room
The order also rescinded any “exceptional access” previously granted to the press in federal court buildings across the state.
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A Revolutionary War battlefield in New Jersey is getting a $5 million restoration
The star-spangled makeover of the Princeton Battlefield aims to turn the site into an outdoor classroom and living memorial.
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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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Who gets to park at the New Jersey Capitol? Proposal would exclude public from State House parking garage
The garage, built with taxpayer funds, was opened in 1994.
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With primary looming, New Jersey Democrats debate transit, taxes, who can beat GOP in November
This was the final debate for the Democratic candidates for governor.
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Transit strike ends after just 3 days as deal reached to get New Jersey trains rolling Tuesday
Gov. Phil Murphy issued a statement about the deal Sunday night.
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NJ Transit rail lines come to a standstill as engineers go on strike: What commuters need to know
All train service was halted indefinitely at 12:01 a.m. on Friday. Lightrail services are still operating.
