Additional funding for more DEP staff holds promise to reduce a source of aggravation for business groups and environmentalists alike

How local Native groups preserve cultural traditions in the face of climate change and state regulatory action

Trump and Republicans back reliance on brain-damaging lead, which the U.S. banned in paint, gasoline to decrease presence in environment

Mayors and lawmakers unite in attempt to dismantle NJ building policy that's stricter than federal government's

All departmental nominees must be confirmed by the Senate, a process likely to take several months

LaTourette confirmed he will leave office when Gov.-elect Mikie Sherrill is sworn in next week

The law, signed in 2020, aims to keep pollution out of low-income areas and communities of color

J&J, Honeywell, and real estate companies were also named for their roles as later owners of the contaminated site

Improvement are the latest step in Newark's push to clean up its drinking water

Congressman recently met with several Jersey Shore mayors to talk about beach replenishment projects

Environmental regulators denied a request for a hearing on a key permit

DuPont, Chemours sued by state over PFAS pollution at Salem County site

The aim of the ‘Five Mile Island’ project is to protect beaches affected by erosion

Company's waterfront scrapyard previously caught fire in 2022, been fined by the DEP multiple times

NJ Wildfire SMART aims to pool information from different state agencies

State officials say safety, emergency response and sensitive habitats will benefit

The city will drop its lawsuit, while the state will rescind a $12 million fine over unauthorized beach replenishment

Interview: Shawn LaTourette, NJ Department of Environmental Protection commissioner

Light rainfall at weekend did little to ease bone-dry conditions