(AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis)NJ lawmakers push for utility customers to get early alerts about their electricity usage
(AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis)NJ lawmakers push for utility customers to get early alerts about their electricity usage
(NJ Spotlight News)Legislation to create cooling centers for homeless people during high heat hits funding snag

(Bobby Brier; NJ Spotlight News)Making the connection between increased temperatures, mental health issues and redlining
(Colleen O'Dea/NJ Spotlight News)New Jersey's iconic crop faces a range of threats from climate change

Residents will pay on average anywhere from $21 to $31 more a month - depending on the utility

President Biden promised $385 million to help communities cope with soaring temperatures

Two state departments will merge weatherization efforts.

State climatologist Dr. David Robinson says high-pressure systems have led to possibly the hottest August in the state's recorded climate history. Robinson says human-induced global ...

Follow safety tips to stay cool as the state experiences the first heat wave of the summer.

Advocates are calling for air conditioned classrooms to limit lost instruction time due to early dismissals caused by excessive heat.

Christie announcing plans for a new terminal and tunnel. Also touching on investigations into the Trump campaign. Too hot for school. When it comes to ...

Hot temperatures can cause planes to have decreased performance when it comes to takeoffs and landings. That inefficiency results in planes needing longer runways, which ...

With hundreds of road repairs screeching to a stop the senate president says he and Christie can solve the Transportation Trust Fund crisis. But Christie's ...

A solution to the under-funded pension program? Get a federal loan. State Senate President Steve Sweeney offered that multi-billion dollar fix today. He's been on ...

With temperatures topping 90 degrees, experts say residents should stay hydrated and avoid direct sunlight between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.

The Obamacare deadline approaches and we talk to the U.S. Health Secretary. Plus, pinning down the cause for two devastating fires. And is pot just ...

NJ SHARES President and CEO Jim Jacob says the organization is a safety net for residents throughout the state who cannot afford to pay their ...