While road salt makes traveling safer for drivers and pedestrians, it can impact drinking water, local waterways and wildlife

Meteorologist on what to expect from the winter storm and the biggest impacts to the state.

The timing of the heaviest snow and sleet will coincide with the evening drive for millions of New Jersey residents.

New Jersey has had plenty of moisture and plenty of cold, but not a lot of significant snow events over the last two months. That's ...

Ultimately, the state fielded 1,900 pieces of equipment, but officials admitted they don’t have enough heavy tow trucks to move stranded vehicles. Murphy also said ...

Some are still without power as the winter storm comes to an end.

Less than a week after a nor'easter cut power for thousands, another nor'easter is on the way and some still people still don't have power.

NJTV Correspondent David Cruz spoke with Newark Mayor Ras Baraka about the city's progress in getting back to normal following the weekend's snowstorm.

The Pope calls for action now to save the planet and its people, especially those most vulnerable to the effects of climate change -- the ...

Today's Garden State Express stories from Atlantic City, West Deptford and Bound Brook.

A record in funding pensions, but Christie's still getting sued. A record deal: three cents on the dollar for despoiling the state. We get slammed ...

Companies that provide snow removal are happy when the snow comes, while others see fewer customers.

The Ferguson fallout. No Army contract, no work. Narcan. Price hike or price gouging? The antidote for stroke: video games. And that nor'easter. It's coming.

Meteorologist John Cifelli says that New Jersey will see a snowstorm work its way up the state throughout Wednesday.

Meteorologist John Cifelli says that snow will return with possible accumulations of six inches in some portions of New Jersey overnight.

The governor meets with victims of Hurricane Sandy who are still waiting for help. The casinos take another hit despite internet gambling. And the warnings ...

New Jersey Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Thomas Bracken says that the weather this winter is having an impact of New Jersey's businesses.

Digging out from the big snowstorm and another one is on the way. Christie supporters try to protect the governor by targeting his accuser. And ...

Meteorologist Gary Szatkowski says more snow could be on the way for New Jersey.