Treatment will replace incarceration. Will a program inside an old prison transform the way we think of addiction? Could an American oil giant fall under ...
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A bill seeking to make New Jersey predominately dependent on renewable energy by the year 2050 is being reintroduced after Gov. Christie previously pocket vetoed ...
The strike's averted. Now the pitch. To persuade NJ Transit workers that the deal they got is the best they can get. If even one ...
Does the punishment fit the crime? Why critics say Martell's Tiki Bar is getting off easy. A list that puts New Jersey near the top ...
NJ Spotlight founder and environment writer Tom Johnson talks about New Jersey's 2020 goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by one-fifth from 1990 levels.
Scam alert. They're targeting your bank account. Text alert. The dangers of distracted walking. No wasting waste. It can generate energy. And dance loud and ...
Ridgewood's Department of Public Works is making waste profitable, saving money for taxpayers and reducing greenhouse gases.
Filling the huge budget gap. What happens if the courts say no to the governor? New mayors elected in Trenton and Bayonne. And inside a ...
AARP New Jersey State President Dave Mollen said he thinks that the Caregiver Bill will pass.
Digging out again. New Jersey deals with another snowstorm. A powerful U.S. senator wants the federal government to investigate those lane closings on the George ...
Verizon Chief Sustainability Officer James Gowen says $20 million of the $100 million Verizon has spent on green energy initiatives has gone to the facility ...
Commissioner calls for overhaul after approval of controversial Highlands lease and highly critical audit by OLS.
Insiders worry that without timely construction of transmission line through Highlands, power reliability will be a major issue by 2012.
But critics say that the legislative measure, combined with a provision easing emissions testing, could worsen NJ's air pollution problems.
BPU likely to put off action until state Attorney General completes investigation of PSEG Power's skirting of fees.
Advocates hail proposed legislation as boon to green economy; opponents express concern about cost to ratepayers.
Opinion on PSEG Power contends that ‘all’ gas and electric customers are subject to SBC.
Rate increases likely as utility turns focus to construction of the eastern segment of the project.
Bill sponsors and solar advocates acknowledge the difficulty of creating practical approach to what seems like a slam-dunk solution.
Upper Pittsgrove ponders the benefits and drawbacks of a 74.6-megawatt solar farm consisting of 250,000 photovoltaic panels on 92 acres.