Most companies would be charged a fee based on their plastic use

Business advocates lobby lawmakers tasked with approving budget proposals, looking for a thumbs down on Murphy’s plan

The new bill banning single-use plastic bags and other items is the strongest ban in the country. While some say it's a step toward being ...

From materials used in N95 masks and other personal protective equipment to the Lysol spray used in your house, chemical plants in New Jersey are ...

Three months after the EPA announced the price tag for cleaning up a Superfund site in Newark, the company that bought polluter Diamond Alkali went ...

The Passaic River's poisoned. Could the guilty corporations be using federal bankruptcy laws to get out of paying for the cleanup? With anti-pollution regulations under ...

Lawmakers craft tax-relief package, hoping to attract thousands of blue-collar jobs back to Garden State.

First increase in 34 years would affect some 300 companies working with petroleum products.

Coalition asks Governor's office and BPU to determine how NJ power supplier managed to sidestep millions of dollars in utility fees.

Stefanie Brand, director of the Division Rate Counsel, suggests utilities extending purchasing agreements 10 years or beyond would mean more reasonable electric bills for customers.

Governor's bipartisan committee recommends streamlining the rule-making process and giving local governments greater authority over unfunded mandates.

The Assembly Regulatory Oversight Committee unanimously adopted a bill to prohibit the use of regulatory guidance documents unless specifically authorized by state law. The bill ...