Rutgers researchers urge public to participate in study of ‘forever chemicals'

Study ongoing into levels of toxic chemical in residents' blood

A derailment in South Jersey a decade ago unleashed a hazardous vapor cloud

A deep dive into the New Jersey housing market, and this week's top business headlines

The state and advocacy groups are trying to get the word out about New Jersey’s Earned Income Tax Credit, a tax break for low-wage earners ...

Research shows New Jersey has more potential than any other state in the region to produce offshore wind power, but it has yet to create ...

They've saved the toughest issues for last. Just days before their session ends lawmakers are tackling taxes and pensions, but the most contentious law would ...

Today’s Garden State Express features stories from Paulsboro, Hadden Heights and Union Township.

Today's Garden State Express stories from Elizabeth, Paulsboro and Cinnaminson Township.

The cost of cleaning up. Legislators question the proposed Exxon settlement. Home sweet home -- green building in Newark. Sparking relief for Parkinson's sufferers. And ...

During a budget committee hearing, members of the Assembly asked DEP Commissioner Bob Martin about the reasoning behind the $225 million settlement with Exxon.

The full scope of Exxon contamination. A change to Greek life. Rutgers bans on-campus parties. Shopping for property tax credits in Ocean. And Princeton hosts ...

The settlement with Exxon waives its responsibility for pollution from leaks and spills at hundreds of local gas stations across New Jersey.

The federal agency tracked the health of first responders and recommends new safety procedures for train derailments.

A second Dallas nurse tests positive for Ebola. The concerns of health care workers here. Self reporting bullying in Sayreville high school. Can artificial turf ...

After a Wanaque teen sued over the town's curfew and won, other municipalities are rescinding their curfews for teens.