
A water utility executive says providers will need help meeting new federal standard, polluters must pay full price

A water utility executive says providers will need help meeting new federal standard, polluters must pay full price
NJ Spotlight NewsResidents will decide whether to sell the municipally owned water and sewer utility
(Jacek Dylag/Unsplash)Rutgers researchers urge public to participate in study of ‘forever chemicals'
NJ Spotlight NewsStudy ongoing into levels of toxic chemical in residents' blood

Rutgers team is leading a study in Paulsboro of effects of ‘forever chemicals’ on humans

Congressional condemnation for the president after the deadly violence in Virginia. Today, he reacted to the criticism and toughened his talk and named names. How ...

The regulations would require monitoring of PFNA and TLC levels, and treatment if water exceeds contaminant threshold.

A new chairman for the embattled Port Authority. The governor nominates a Democrat. Taking a toll. Will Turnpike collections really be privatized? And the real ...

A nine-member board appointed by the governor, Senate president and Assembly speaker are looking into water quality in New Jersey.

The budget battle in Trenton where Democrats demand -- show us the numbers. Water worries in South Jersey. How safe are their wells? And the ...

Residents of Paulsboro have filed a federal lawsuit against Solvay, claiming the company released chemicals affecting the tap water.