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

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

New Jersey’s bald eagle population has grown over the last few decades

DDT was once the main hazard for the iconic raptor. What now?

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

Life in the Delaware River has not been kind to it

For the last 25 years, wildlife biologist Larry Niles has made it his mission to prevent red knots and horseshoe crabs from going extinct.

Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.

Inferno in Edgewater. Was construction to blame? Crumbling bridges cost us billions before they're even fixed. Calling on Detroit's emergency manager to save Atlantic City. ...

Although bald eagles are still listed on New Jersey's endangered species list, the number of birds has increased to an all time high.

Battling for hearts and minds. Can Newark’s embattled school superintendent and new mayor find common ground? A transit alert for thousands of Garden State commuters. ...

Opponents of a seismic survey in the Atlantic Ocean are launching a campaign to stop it because they fear it will negatively impact marine life.

New rules will go into effect April 6 to restrict the incidental take of the Atlantic sturgeon, which is classified as endangered.