Pending agreement would raise oxygen levels, helping endangered Atlantic sturgeon and other species

It was not just stormy weather that delayed the planned departure of the ocean liner from its Philadelphia pier in November

Reservoir levels remain above thresholds that trigger drought operations, but officials could soon declare a water supply emergency

New 15-year plan includes a proposal to deepen the Delaware River from 45 to 50 feet

Only 250 of the endangered species are estimated to remain in the Delaware River

Downpour causes several rivers to burst their banks

Vince Giovannitti and John Giovannitti will soon lead the neighboring communities

Blue catfish vacuum up native species and are equally voracious when it comes to reproduction

An effort to help teach New Jersey's important role in the Revolutionary War

Conservation fights, drug crisis, police-community relations, school policies and more

Wastewater plants would have to install costly new technology to cut ammonia discharges

It's unclear what the final terms of the deal will be

Swimmers are urged to stick to supervised locations

About 8,000 gallons of a latex finishing solution spilled after equipment failure

Expert panel discusses issues vital to the health of the watershed

Native plants. Tighter regulations. Help sought in large and small moves across the region

The raptor was once reduced in New Jersey to a single breeding pair

Push for stricter oxygen standards part of larger fight to save watershed

Life in the Delaware River has not been kind to it