Arguments about ‘vaccination passports,’ personal freedom may not last long in a society and marketplace learning to live the ‘new normal’

Democratic lawmakers are restive over the governor’s yearlong use of executive orders

The GOP can raise questions, ‘but they must be presented as legitimate policy differences rather than partisan second-guessing’

Gov. Phil Murphy’s latest budget address was ‘a jarring reminder that something called coronavirus has wrought life-altering and tragic change to government and everyday existence’

As calls rise for governor to remove corrections commissioner, he and his team appear to be reading from a familiar and flawed playbook

An embarrassing display of misunderstanding, miscommunication and disagreement

NJ’s fragile economy and looming 2021 election make the governor hesitant to impose another COVID-19 lockdown

Expect ‘protracted and quarrelsome’ rule-making in Trenton, with private-interest and pressure groups working overtime to influence the process

Will governor’s concessions to get millionaires tax and more than $4 billion borrowing plan put public-employee benefits on table, just where Senate president wants them?

Opponents of mail-in voting ‘have come down on the wrong side of the issue’

For the opposition, the odds of winning over the court were exceedingly slender. History shows why

There are those who go unmasked as ‘a statement they will not stand by idly while government tells them what to do even if it ...

Murphy, who is expected to run for reelection next year, goes into that contest in a position of strength given his handling of the pandemic ...

Differing approaches to the Murphy administration’s massive borrowing plan don’t signal a parting of the ways for the Legislature’s presiding officers

Despite former Gov. Chris Christie’s protests to the contrary, it will be a considerable part of his legacy, forever associated with his administration

The governor and Health Commissioner Persichilli have performed flawlessly — candid and comforting, decisive and reassuring

On the agenda: strong intraparty friction in 2nd and 3rd District primaries, the Trump factor and implications for the ‘House of Norcross’

It is less risky to support a system consistently identified as having a crushing property-tax burden than to strike out in a new direction

Senator’s campaign to become Democratic presidential nominee rested on a message that was ‘jarringly at odds’ with dark mood in the country

Expect déjà vu all over again with neither governor nor Senate president indicating they will enter 2020 in a more cooperative mood