
‘The current high cost to New Jersey consumers and the perverse environmental impacts cannot be ignored’

‘The current high cost to New Jersey consumers and the perverse environmental impacts cannot be ignored’

Diesel buses impact student health and learning outcomes
NJ Spotlight NewsThey will replace diesel-burning vehicles in communities with high levels of air pollution

Some of the projects will be funded with money the state received as part of a nationwide pollution settlement reached with the automaker Volkswagen.

Environmentalists rallied outside the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities hearing on Energy Master Plan. They say the plan doesn't do enough to address the ...

The state Department of Environmental Protection adopted official rules for how the state will implement the cap-and-trade program to limit carbon dioxide emissions.

The room at the DEP headquarters in Trenton was packed with people who had questions about how New Jersey will re-enter the Regional Greenhouse Gas ...

The controversial PennEast Pipeline would cut through Hunterdon Mercer Counties.

In signing an executive order to rejoin the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, Gov. Murphy is reversing another Christie-era policy.

As temperatures and sea levels continue to rise, experts urge stepped-up action on renewable energy sources.

It's official, we've marked the third consecutive hottest year on record. So what's New Jersey's plan to confront it? The state's long-term public education plan ...

The Buono campaign cries foul over the date of a debate. Plus, the latest from the Senate campaign trail where they were battling over the ...

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Barbara Buono visited Irvington to outline her urban revitalization plan. She criticized Gov. Christie for his stance on low income families and ...

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Barbara Buono says she is focused on the economy since there are 400,000 unemployed people in New Jersey.

Unlike Tom Kean in 1985, Chief Political Correspondent Michael Aron says Christie is vulnerable on a number of fronts.

PSEG Chairman and CEO Ralph Izzo discusses the company's decision to stay in Newark, his confidence in the infrastructure, his support of Gov. Christie's veto ...

Chief Political Correspondent Michael Aron sizes up the races set up by the deaths of John Adler and Donald Payne and the redistricting of Bill ...

Both chambers will meet under the gold dome tomorrow with nearly 90 bills slated for a vote.

There is a political divide between supporters and opponents of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), which aims to set up a cap and trade ...
