Senators have more power than their fellow legislators in the Assembly. There are fewer of them in the New Jersey Senate so their votes count …
South Jersey still has the most competitive legislative districts in the state. When secure early voting in person began Saturday at six sites…
There are more than 58,000 fire stations in the United States, and hundreds of firehouses are on the National Register of Historic Places.
The South Jersey waterways used by commercial and recreational vessels, like those everywhere, depend on occasional dredging to keep them navigable.
Five years ago Atlantic County was suffering the double whammy of a severe national recession and the closing of four Atlantic City casino hot…
Some people in area businesses this year got a role in the hot new version of one of America’s longest running crime dramas — the illegal pass…
Six years ago, when the legislative lust for revenue from creating a legal marijuana industry became apparent, we started urging them to go sl…
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We were shocked last week when some environmental groups ignored decades of federal and state flood data and coastal research to argue that be…
South Jersey is so familiar with Atlantic City’s history of failed attempts to establish a professional sports team that an analysis of the la…
For more than 40 years, nonprofit Habitat for Humanity has been plugging away at its affordable housing model. People who need a home help bui…
Tolls on roads and bridges can provide the funds for building and maintaining them, taking the money from the drivers who actually use these e…
What may be the future of flood control at the Jersey Shore took shape last month at an Army Corps of Engineers hearing on its preliminary $16…
Two decades ago the new virus in town posing an unknown threat to Americans originated in the West Nile region of Africa.
New pricing for policies under the National Flood Insurance Program started Friday, which is of great concern at the Jersey Shore and other pl…
In an editorial at the end of last year, we welcomed the growth in pickleball play at the Jersey Shore as a healthful form of recreation, one …
Vaccine mandates work. Just ask New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, whose state gave roughly 600,000 health care workers until last Monday to get a CO…
Americans increasingly view the Supreme Court as a politically compromised institution immersed in partisan culture wars. Senate Republican le…
The costs of treating unvaccinated people for coronavirus infections were $5.7 billion between June and August of 2021, a new report from the …
Like the commodity itself, the market for natural gas is notoriously volatile. Demand rises or falls whenever the weather goes off track, and …
When the head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention called gun violence a “serious public health threat” in a recent interview, it…
The Biden administration is actively pushing Congress to require banks to report to the Internal Revenue Service on the account activity of a …
A divided New Jersey Supreme Court last week found that businesses have a right to municipal dog-license information so they can try to sell p…
There will always be news stories about bad things happening to people, sometimes through no fault of their own. The more readers can identify…
Libraries are great, and people who quit them and make do with the internet lose much, maybe including enough of their memory and awareness to…
Last year Gov. Murphy and the Legislature sent mail-in ballots to everyone whether or not they wanted one, and all but made it impossible to v…
The spotted lanternfly, the latest invasive insect pest from China, made its first U.S. appearance in Berks County, Pennsylvania, in 2014. Att…
A misunderstanding about a golf cart lease that lands on the front page is a sure sign that it’s an election year in New Jersey.
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