A familiar name is blamed for the boardwalk fire. Plus, how do New Jerseyans really feel about Gov. Christie? A big new addition in Newark. ...

Gubernatorial candidate Barbara Buono visited Hudson, Bergen and Essex counties to spread her message.

It's an all female Democratic ticket in the gubernatorial race. The candidates, minus the frontrunners, share the spotlight at a forum in Franklin. And the ...

Director of the New Jersey chapter of the Seirra Club Jeff Tittel says PSE&G's nearly $4 billion planned improvement should include making its systems smarter ...

New hope and money for flood victims down the shore. A new report on the Rutgers basketball scandal. We take a close look at the ...

New Jersey Environmental Federation State Director Amy Goldsmith says some Democrats and Republicans have received low marks on their environmental actions for the last three ...

It’s Christie versus the Supremes in a battle over affordable housing. Plus, disturbing news about a near-disaster. And a surprising compliment for the Newark Police ...

Supporters say cutting some trees is necessary for New Jersey's 600,000 acres of state-owned forests, but opponents worry that commercial loggers are doing the work.

Mike DuHaime says Gov. Chris Christie is moving New Jersey in the right direction after inheriting a dire financial situation.

New Jersey Environmental Federation Campaign Director David Pringle says his organization no longer supports Gov. Chris Christie because he has broken many campaign promises related ...

Administration and Democratic legislators agree not to reinstate funds originally slated for solar and wind power programs.

Legislation to promote community-wide solar projects passes senate, original advocates now say scaled-down bill will promote few, if any, installations.

Democratic legislators say proposed package of four bills would enhance state's business climate, while critics argue it would weaken environmental protection.

Opinion on PSEG Power contends that ‘all’ gas and electric customers are subject to SBC.

Combined heat and power facilities, small hydroelectric plants, and methane gas extracted from landfills would qualify as alternative energy sources under proposed legislation.

Can a newly revived League of Conservation Voters help heal the rifts in NJ's divided—and divisive—green community so it can speak with a single voice?

With the filing of an Early Site Permit, NJ energy giant takes a small first step in what could be a 13-year, $15 billion journey.

Golf course a possibility for environmentally sensitive Millville property the State DEP had sought to preserve under Green Acres program.

Gov. Christie joined two prominent democrats to present a united front opposing the Army Corps of Engineers plan to dredge and deepen the Delaware River.