Improvement are the latest step in Newark's push to clean up its drinking water

‘Strict enforcement’ of new restrictions to begin soon

Save Barnegat Bay predicts court battle

A panel of Trenton lawmakers look for answers

DEP commissioner says it's time to revisit rules for warehouses, chemical storage facilities

Gov. Murphy's goal is more than 300,000 electric cars in NJ over the next four years

Advisories were issued because of high levels of bacteria in the water

Another setback for PennEast as they work to get approval for a $1B natural gas pipeline.

The state Department of Environmental Protection is advising residents to avoid swimming or coming in contact with the water in Greenwood Lake.

State officials are urging residents to avoid swimming in or coming in contact with Lake Hopatcong after cyanobacteria blooms were confirmed this week by aerial ...

NJ Attorney General Gurbir Grewal says the lawsuit sends a message to companies that they will be held accountable for contaminating the state's resources.

The energy infrastructure company built a compressor station in Roseland in 2013. The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection recently approved two freshwater wetland permits ...

The Water Quality Accountability Act requires the state's roughly 300 water systems to have an asset management plan in place by April.

Lots of people spent the morning soaking up rays in Asbury Park, one of 216 New Jersey beaches open for business heading into the Memorial ...

Environmentalists argue the $225 million settlement amounts to pennies on the dollar compared to what the state should receive.

Ninety percent of beach projects rely on federal money. Shore businesses are responsible for half of New Jersey's tourism dollars, which amounts to $20 billion.

Trump's proposed budget gets put to the test. Calculating the cost to New Jersey of cuts to programs for the working poor. Closing the wage ...

In the pennies on the dollar Exxon deal the judge calls it reasonable. Critics threaten to appeal, concerned not enough money will actually be spent ...

After months of litigation, a judge ruled that the $225 million dollar Exxon settlement is fair despite the $8.9 billion originally requested from the state.

Pinelands Preservation Alliance Executive Director Carleton Montgomery says illegal dumping in the Pinelands impacts wildlife and as well as responsible visitors looking to enjoy the ...