While supporters say electricity costs would drop, opponents say plants are expensive and take too long to construct

Sponsor of measure promoting renewable gas to heat homes says bill needs work

Environmental groups had lobbied hard for a solar-powered plant

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 ...

It’s Christie versus the Supremes in a battle over affordable housing. Plus, disturbing news about a near-disaster. And a surprising compliment for the Newark Police ...

Supporters say cutting some trees is necessary for New Jersey's 600,000 acres of state-owned forests, but opponents worry that commercial loggers are doing the work.

In spite of state’s best efforts, only a small percentage of electric customers pay the premium for wind, solar and hydro generation.

Administration and Democratic legislators agree not to reinstate funds originally slated for solar and wind power programs.

Legislation to promote community-wide solar projects passes senate, original advocates now say scaled-down bill will promote few, if any, installations.

Democratic legislators say proposed package of four bills would enhance state's business climate, while critics argue it would weaken environmental protection.

Opinion on PSEG Power contends that ‘all’ gas and electric customers are subject to SBC.

Can a newly revived League of Conservation Voters help heal the rifts in NJ's divided—and divisive—green community so it can speak with a single voice?

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

With the filing of an Early Site Permit, NJ energy giant takes a small first step in what could be a 13-year, $15 billion journey.