The administration’s latest legislative proposal would award the state veto powers over local labor contracts.

Advocates say abandoned dumps now leaching toxic materials into water supplies would make good sites for solar facilities -- even in Pinelands.

Sen. Robert Smith is looking to restrict the use of nitrogen-heavy fertilizers near bodies of water, helping to preserve fish and other aquatic life.

Legislation to promote community-wide solar projects passes senate, original advocates now say scaled-down bill will promote few, if any, installations.

Administrative law court judge recommends state agency look closer at decade-old agreement.

With more than $400 million already diverted from the fund, proposal to extend benefits sparks dispute.

Advocates hail proposed legislation as boon to green economy; opponents express concern about cost to ratepayers.

Coalition asks Governor's office and BPU to determine how NJ power supplier managed to sidestep millions of dollars in utility fees.

Bill sponsors and solar advocates acknowledge the difficulty of creating practical approach to what seems like a slam-dunk solution.