Highlands loophole lets development grow, fertilizer fuels lake pollution

Water company Suez submitted a proposal in June for New York to buy up to 5 million gallons of water a day from New Jersey’s ...

Uncertainty in Atlantic City where the mayors of New Jersey municipalities try to guess what they can accomplish in the coming Trump era. A big ...

Roughly 8,000 New Jerseyans in the upper western corner of the state rely on Morris Lake for drinking water. The water is at the lowest ...

Bail reform may go down in flames even before it begins. Are the courts so broke they can't afford to follow the new law? The ...

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.

A plan to expand a natural gas pipeline through several state parks and New Jersey's sensitive Highlands area is close to moving forward.