(NJ Spotlight News)Inspectors reviewing Vineland site found dozens of engines amid residents’ complaints about noise, air quality
(NJ Spotlight News)Inspectors reviewing Vineland site found dozens of engines amid residents’ complaints about noise, air quality
(NJ.com/Andre Malok)Substances detected in water 16 years ago remain above acceptable levels, says journalist who helped break story
(New Jersey Office of the Attorney General)South Jersey residents will get clean supply in three-state deal that includes program to limit release of agents linked to health ills
NJ Spotlight NewsShore towns fear the burden of making costly repairs, raising houses and other steps toward reducing risk to properties
(Emilie Lounsberry/Inside Climate News)Environmental regulations will limit coastal construction starting in July. Local leaders say NJ is thinking too far into the future
(engin akyurt from Unsplash)They're doing more than straining the grid, and we're stuck with bad water and dirty air if we fail to site them appropriately

Interview: Jeff Pillets, reporter, The Jersey Vindicator
(Ted Goldberg/NJ Spotlight News)City leaders ask for patience. State wants divided control of Trenton Water Works
(AP Photo/Wayne Parry)Sweeping changes proposed in how stormwater is managed, construction approved, building takes place in flood-prone zones
(NJ Spotlight News)American Water and DEP: Water meets state and federal standards, doesn't pose a public health risk
(NJ Spotlight News)Most companies would be charged a fee based on their plastic use
NJ Spotlight NewsMurphy, state officials to discuss possible warning Wednesday
New Jersey Forest Fire ServiceUnseasonably dry weather makes perfect conditions for wildfires

State DEP asks residents to voluntarily conserve water
youtube, The people's park foundationPushback after a warning from leading Democratic lawmakers

Interview: Patrick Rosenello, Mayor of North Wildwood

After a successful year of small programs, the Friends got another year-long agreement

Does BASF, the current owner of this Superfund site, really deserve a sweet deal?

The state is accepting public comments until Feb. 3
NJ Spotlight NewsMayor Mo Hill is among those with questions about the proposed settlement