Protecting the environment must be a priority for the Sherrill Administration
You can’t have affordability without environmental protection, says columnist Jeff Tittel.
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The long-planned, slow death of open government in New Jersey
A decade of shrinking access, weakened oversight and rising secrecy has left the public shut out of its own government.
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New Jersey’s war on transparency and accountability
The state’s incoming governor campaigned on transparency. That promise will soon be tested.
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Why Jack Cittarelli should drop his promise to end New Jersey’s Use of Force reporting
Jack Cittarelli’s proposal risks undoing years of police reform in New Jersey, argues lawyer CJ Griffin.
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Why your email = stronger local journalism in New Jersey
Stronger communities start with informed readers. In the age of…
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New Jersey towns can’t fight forever chemicals in drinking water alone; they need a centralized PFAS response center
PFAS — per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances — are not just…
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Stop the massive warehouse in Liberty State Park: The park belongs to the people, not millionaires’ yachts
Liberty State Park is a national treasure and a symbol…
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New Jersey’s local news crisis among the worst in U.S.
The Garden State now has only 5.1 journalists per 100,000 people. Only Nevada fares worse.
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Stop calling Trenton Water Works ‘our most valued asset’ while treating it like a political garbage dump
For decades, local officials have clung to the phrase “Trenton…
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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.
