Home prices are expected to continue to pull back in 2023
Ralph Izzo
Poll finds that 70% of NJ residents believe climate change poses a threat
Community advocates weigh in on spending priorities for federal funds
Head of Federal Reserve Bank of New York says the economy is bouncing back
Governors of New Jersey, New York and Connecticut agree on how to divide $14 billion in COVID-19 transit aid
Izzo discuss the impact of COVID-19 on the service provider and those it serves, PSEG's capital plan, and the future of clean energy and nuclear.
Gov. Phil Murphy joined state lawmakers to sign nuclear subsidy and renewable energy bills, despite some claiming it comes at the expense of ratepayers.
A controversial bill would require ratepayers to foot the bill for an annual $300 million subsidy for PSEG.
A standing room only crowd of witnesses argued the pros and cons for hours over a deeply controversial bill that would make ratepayers subsidize PSEG’s ...
PSEG's Ralph Izzo told a joint legislative committee he’ll shut down the utility’s three New Jersey nuclear power plants unless PSEG gets millions in ratepayer ...
Ralph Izzo, chairman, president and CEO of PSEG, wants to focus on reducing energy use while making it more environmentally friendly to produce.
Tight on time and money for the next state budget, Christie's looking to tap into Horizon surpluses. But the health insurance giant says it'll cost ...
The president of Rutgers University talks about the resignation of the university's athletic director. Months after Superstorm Sandy, JCP&L customers finally get a chance to ...
During a press conference at Rutgers, University President Robert Barchi discussed the firing of men's basketball coach Mike Rice and the resignation of Athletic Director ...
Gov. Christie’s continued reign at the top comes as a surprise to no one, considering the year he had which culminated with his widely-praised response ...
Hurricane Sandy is on a path that could bring several inches of rain, wind and possibly snow to the Garden State.
New Jersey politicos turned out in full force at Rutgers this morning to support the higher education bond issue.