Ahead of a post-Christmas sortie through Iowa, where he's rising in the polls, Christie's betting the farm on a win, place or show in New ...

Thousands of old gas stations have oil tanks still in the ground, while others sit abandoned. Cleanup is slow and expensive.

Seeping toxins contaminating the Garden State are not just beneath industrial sites, but in backyards and waterways. What's the impact and who's responsible for cleaning ...

Toxic NJ is a three-part series that delves into the issue of oil and gasoline contamination from leaking underground storage tanks and the impact on ...

Has the state done enough to ensure that North Jersey’s massive spills of sewage and diesel fuel aren’t a disaster waiting to happen again?

Stranded on the platform? Here's a Surprise! NJ Transit's cut late night train service on three separate train lines. The service cuts came with higher ...

The conference provided an opportunity for frank discussion amongst decision makers about economic development, crime, education and other big issues affecting New Jersey’s evolving cities.

Class action suits against Volkswagen for rigging cars to cheat emissions tests are leaving owners feeling suckered and dealerships in legal limbo. They're stuck with ...

The 457, or tax deferred savings plan, that Gov. Christie wants state workers to move towards encompasses aspects of both a 401(k) and a traditional ...

Observers say the governor’s reply on New Jersey's fiscal picture scored debating points, but exaggerations and distortions may provide future fodder to GOP foes.

The governor’s coffers gained more than $14 million in first six months of 2015, including millions from New Jersey.

Chris Cerf pledges steps toward local control while vague on ‘One Newark’ and dealing with looming budget gap.

Up to $50,000 in aid may be available to those hit with big interest rate increases, depressed property values or economic hardship such as job ...

Five "green" groups have asked an appellate panel to let them intervene in the controversial legal action.

The legislation’s sponsor estimates the program could save the state $5 million to $9 million annually.

While consumers get valuable help in making health care choices, industry representatives say other criteria should be taken into account.

Many e-waste recyclers can no longer find vendors interested in their offerings, increasing the likelihood that lead will leach into soil.

More than half of those surveyed in the most recent Monmouth University poll just don’t like the current governor of New Jersey.

While studies find that most mergers lead to higher prices, health care executives point to improved "population health management."

Twice blocked by the BPU and rejected by the appellate court, offshore wind developer Fishermen's Energy hopes to get its day in top court.