NJ Spotlight NewsCelebrations and recognition spreading, though activists say their local work is unfinished amid divided politics
NJ Spotlight NewsCelebrations and recognition spreading, though activists say their local work is unfinished amid divided politics
(NJ Spotlight News)From military aircraft control tower design to 'not real sexy' recycling bins for Camden, lawmakers in Congress hail federal funding
(New Jersey Office of the Attorney General)The case against the chemical giant and spin-off company Chemours centers on the Chambers Works facility
Bureau of Ocean Energy ManagementThe state’s Economic Development Authority said it will seek 'alternative uses' for the Wind Port in Salem County
BC AthleticsRecords include 911 calls, camera footage, autopsy reports, photos, details on the investigation
Salem County Correctional FacilityJudge determines Sean Higgins is a flight risk
YouTube/Columbus Blue JacketsGaudreau's younger brother was also killed in the accident. Both were riding bikes when they were hit by a car.
YouTube/ØrstedLawsuit challenges big subsidies for offshore wind developer
NJ Spotlight News'Habitat for Humanity' builds affordable housing around the world

It can be tough to get a reliable count in rural areas

Interview with podcast host Jordan Gass-Poore'

House approves another $55 billion in assistance. Bill now goes to Senate

A proposed wind energy facility between Atlantic City and Barnegat Light would have up to 200 turbines

One woman describes her battle to spend time with her mother
NJ Spotlight NewsNJ one of five states chosen to pilot test, which reportedly is 99% accurate and yields results in 20 minutes

New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal’s new directive dramatically limits how much law enforcement can voluntarily assist federal immigration authorities like ICE -- and intentionally ...

Farmers in New Jersey produce more than 100 different kinds of fruits and vegetables that are marketed both here and in countries all over the ...

Oyster Creek, which was the oldest commercially operating nuclear power plant in the U.S., went offline Monday afternoon.

If you live in the northern half of the state, not only are you more likely to live longer, but odds are pretty good your ...

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 ...