Fentanyl is an extremely potent synthetic opioid used to treat severe pain. While legally administered in many advanced medical cases, the illicit trade and consumption of the opioid cannot be overlooked. In New Jersey, fentanyl was found in the bodies…

“With almost 140 miles of coastline, New Jersey is in a unique position to be the leader in this growing field. This legislation seeks to set goals pertaining to wave and tidal energy  in the State’s Energy Master Plan which…

With the recent approval from federal transportation officials, New York City is poised to become the first city in the United States to implement a congestion pricing plan that will charge drivers entering lower Manhattan as early as Spring of…

New Jersey's school funding formula allocates three types of aid to school districts annually: equalization aid, categorical aid, and grants designated for specific districts and purposes. In 2018, the school funding formula underwent amendments known as the S2 bill, aimed…

As the state’s annual budget process is now in the rearview mirror, some attention is due to an emerging issue for next year in Trenton – a reauthorization of the state’s Transportation Trust Fund (TTF), which finances the annual capital…

Despite the claims of many legislative leaders and Gov. Murphy, there’s broad consensus about the compromise agreement on the StayNJ property tax “relief” plan for seniors: It is an election year stunt with questionable financial backing that does nothing to…

Talk about misplaced priorities! It was reported this week that Assemblymembers Anthony Verrelli (D-Hunterdon/Mercer) and Raj Mukherji (D-Hudson) have introduced legislation that would allow union members to deduct 100% of their membership dues from their state income taxes. The bill…