NJ.com reporter Karin Price Mueller shares the stories of residents under treatment for cancer as state evaluating water, soil at 16 sites

Substances detected in water 16 years ago remain above acceptable levels, says journalist who helped break story

'No, it's not a genetic cause. It's environmental,' says NJ.com reporter, citing what residents were told after tests for biological markers

Violations included the improper closure of the landfill

Objects that look like rocks have tested positive for lead

The improvements will incorporate more resilience to survive increasingly severe weather

Number of flooding days in mid-Atlantic region jumps 350% between 2000 and 2023

The injury to Logan Blanks is latest in a series of critical injuries related to the sport

Eva's Village in Paterson helps clients beat back addictions and find jobs. On Thanksgiving, volunteers and legislators help serve hundreds of meals to those in ...

A turf war's shaping up over building a new Port Authority Bus Terminal. New York taking aim at New Jersey. A request to make a ...

An outraged Atlantic City mayor likens state takeover threats to a fascist dictatorship. But with grim job numbers and mortgage foreclosures, is he willing to ...

The latest New York-New Jersey Baykeeper report has found about 165 million plastic particles floating at any given time in the New York-New Jersey Harbor. ...

Bad roads? The funds to fix them are running on empty. Now one senator has a plan that involves not taxing our way out of ...

The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled municipalities, in times of extreme financial hardship, can force public employees to take a leave of absence without pay.

State roads and federal highways speeding towards collapse. Steeper penalties for swatting? Saint Michael's -- fighting to stay open. Opening summer camps to every child. ...

Assemblyman Paul Moriarty, who is a victim of swatting, has introduced legislation that would make it a second-degree crime punishable by 10 years in prison ...

Big names already on the Christie Presidential Prep team. Debate over who can prescribe psychotropic drugs. The postal service's on time delivery. This year it's ...

NY/NJ Baykeeper Executive Director Debbie Mans says that public lacks the engagement and knowledge needed to better protect New Jersey's waterways.

Rescuing Atlantic City. First fix the debt. Fleeing New Jersey. Half want to leave. Streamlining Jersey City. The Parking Authority may go. And honoring veterans.

A new Monmouth University poll found half of those surveyed want to leave New Jersey because of high property taxes and cost of living.