
Sen. Linda Greenstein spoke about the how health care has changed for women since the closing of 58 family planning clinics.

Sen. Linda Greenstein spoke about the how health care has changed for women since the closing of 58 family planning clinics.

The full scope of Exxon contamination. A change to Greek life. Rutgers bans on-campus parties. Shopping for property tax credits in Ocean. And Princeton hosts ...

The settlement with Exxon waives its responsibility for pollution from leaks and spills at hundreds of local gas stations across New Jersey.

Buying up the boardwalk. Revel's new owner sets his sights on the Showboat. What would the deal mean for Stockton students? And debating the deal. ...

The DEP released a copy of the Exxon settlement today to start the review and comment period on it. Environmentalists have blasted the deal while ...

Fighting requirements to live where they work. Fighting for millions more to clean up a Superfund site. Are visa restrictions keeping the best and brightest ...

Some are criticizing a $22 million settlement to clean up a Superfund site in South Plainfield, saying the full cleanup will cost much more.

A raucous rally over taxi competition. A roadblock for the Transportation Trust Fund. Scanning social media for test cheats. Deconstructing the Exxon settlement.

The Assembly Judiciary Committee held a hearing on the Exxon settlement.

Fiftieth time's the charm? Trying to override a Christie veto. Another PARCC test controversy. A clean sweep in South Orange displaces vagrants. And why might ...

It was a busy day at the State House with officials debating the ExxonMobil settlement, the nomination of Robert Barr to the Pinelands Commission and ...

Life in Exxon's contamination zone. Light Rail. Could extending it create jobs? Questioning paid sick leave. Is it constitutional? Replacing Andrew Jackson with a Jersey ...

Those living near the sites ExxonMobil contaminated say the settlement reached with the company doesn't make it pay enough for cleanup.

Christie's town hall tour hits Somerville while the public gets an earful on the budget. Measuring student progress, not teacher performance? Microbeads: Smoothing your skin ...

At his 130th town hall in Somerville, Gov. Christie told the crowd that the state's agreement with Exxon is "a good settlement."

One panel releases resolution condemning the Christie administration’s drastically reduced payout in $8.9 billion case.

A record in funding pensions, but Christie's still getting sued. A record deal: three cents on the dollar for despoiling the state. We get slammed ...

Environmentalists and some elected officials are questioning Gov. Christie's involvement in the settlement allowing ExxonMobil to pay $225 million for almost $9 billion in environmental ...

The high cost of environmental remediation. The Assembly considers offshore energy sources. A rough winter for New Jersey commuters as possible fare hikes are on ...

Exxon will reportedly have to pay $250 million to remediate environmental damage the company caused. But the total cost is about $9 billion.