
PSE&G is generating jobs along with electricity. The NTSB's final reading of the Paulsboro derailment. Driving with a common disease can mimic DUI. And attacking ...

PSE&G is generating jobs along with electricity. The NTSB's final reading of the Paulsboro derailment. Driving with a common disease can mimic DUI. And attacking ...

The NTSB released its final report after investigating the Paulsboro train derailment that occurred nearly two years ago.

No more reveille for Revel. The casino's closing for good. Also, a shocking shortage of teachers. A congressional seat empty. A jail way too full. ...

Since Congressman Rob Andrews resigned in February, the first congressional district remains without a representative until the November election.

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 ...

The National Transportation Safety Board will release its final report about the Nov. 30 train derailment and Paulsboro officials' response in 12 to 18 months.

Three months after a train derailment in Paulsboro, Conrail has announced it will build a new movable bridge.

New Jersey Sierra Club Chapter Director Jeff Tittel says a bear population management program, along with education and protection of habitat, would be a better ...

Insurance officials sound off on what’s being done to help hurricane victims. Plus, billions lost on our mass transit system. Medical marijuana becomes a reality. ...

Utility companies take some heat in Trenton for their hurricane performance. Plus, the head of NJ Transit talks about efforts to get all the trains ...

Lingering doubts and danger in South Jersey. Plus, the governor decides on a running mate.. and we have it first. At the surprising numbers behind ...

Paulsboro residents are still under a shelter in place order after Friday's train derailment and chemical spill as officials continue to monitor the situation.


After a train derailment and chemical spill Friday, Paulsboro residents still have questions about their safety and complain about the lack of communication from officials.