Garden State
NJ leaders are attempting to transition to 100% clean energy by 2050
State would get new signs, help for 'agritourism' and three new zones: North, Central and South
'There aren’t enough food animal vets in the pipeline,' said Caitlin Cimini, president, founder of Rancho Relaxo
Now a tropical depression, Ida is expected to hit NJ on Wednesday
Recently released federal statistics on agriculture in the United States held some surprising news for New Jersey: For the first time in four decades, farming ...
Farmers in New Jersey produce more than 100 different kinds of fruits and vegetables that are marketed both here and in countries all over the ...
Mayor Anthony Fanucci talks about how creating an enticing business environment has helped to gain national recognition for one of the state's largest, but lesser-known, ...
This year, New Jersey is the third largest producer of peaches nationwide.
The wine industry alone had a $323 million impact on the state’s economy in 2016. That's a 39.9 percent increase from 2011.
The heats on in Trenton to get back pay for furloughed workers. Christie says he'll sign off, but where's the bill? Christie's restructuring plan would ...
New Jersey farmers harvested 59.5 million pounds of sweet corn last year, according to the NJ Department of Agriculture.
Rutgers Associate Professor Daniel Van Abs, who helped write a water supply plan 21 years ago, has given up on the Christie administration updating the ...
The first major snowfall of the season has come and gone with some of us saying "thank goodness!" You watch your smart TV and it ...
In the 1800s, John A. Roebling immigrated to America and soon gained notoriety for producing wire rope that was later used in building the Golden ...
The Rutgers Geology Museum is one of the oldest in the country, yet you might not even know it's there.
Added incentive for lawmakers to find a new way to fund schools. One desperate district is asking the state Supreme Court to step in. Some ...
Ever wonder how New Jersey got the nickname the Garden State? NJTV News Correspondent Erin Delmore investigated the answer with a curious 8-year-old.