Attorney general warns other PFAS companies they’ll face big bills to pay for the damage they've done

Legislation advances to help the utilities despite concerns about effect on ratepayers

Regulators adopt rules to put environmental justice law into practice

Study ongoing into levels of toxic chemical in residents' blood

Willie Cole transforms empty water bottles into large-scale art installations

Water main broke Monday when struck by a PSE&G crew

NJ congressman says EPA must conduct new ‘needs survey’

Lisa Garcia, new EPA regional administrator, outlines the priorities

The city’s drinking water has met federal standards for lead since second half of 2019

The PennEast project is on pause after a third circuit of appeals' decision regarding eminent domain. PennEast has now petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to ...

Newark's mayor says test results from the last six months show the city's water has fallen to 14.1 parts per billion. The Environmental Protection Agency's ...

‘Newark’s response to our lead situation is unprecedented and we wish people would stick to the facts’ — statement from city

Senate President Sweeney calls the high number of New Jerseyans exposed to lead in drinking water a crisis.

Mayor Ras Baraka and other officials came prepared with a vigorous defense against criticism that they had failed the test of timeliness and transparency.

Newark and the Port Authority have reached an agreement that will pay the city $155 million, just as it embarks on a multi-million-dollar program to ...

Citizens call for abandoning the privatization plan or putting the issue up for referendum in the fall.

Congressman Frank Pallone hosted a roundtable with community leaders Wednesday to discuss his Leading Infrastructure for Tomorrow’s America Act -- a major federal infrastructure package.

The new chemical will coat pipes to prevent water from being in contact with the walls of the lead pipe. But experts warn it will ...

Trenton Mayor Reed Gusciora says the city has made improving water quality a top priority since he took office in July.

The lawsuit alleges Newark waited months to alert the public that a way of preventing lead from getting into drinking water wasn't working.