Celebrations and recognition spreading, though activists say their local work is unfinished amid divided politics

Regular precipitation more important than occasional downpours, and South Jersey more vulnerable amid 21 months of below-average readings

Environmental groups oppose new port that would enable shipping of highly flammable LNG

The freeze was ordered pending a Thursday court hearing

Many South Jersey residents depend on SEPTA for transport

National pushback as developer looks to build 270 homes beside Black Run Reserve

Emine Emanet and her husband, Celal Emanet, were swept up by ICE agents in February

Agency says it will expand light rail service, upgrade stations

Researchers surveyed hundreds of public transportation riders about their experiences

Interview: Susan K. Livio, reporter with NJ Advance Media

Critics assail cash-hungry towns for approving projects in pursuit of revenue

A Christie-era multibillion-dollar economic booster shot aimed right at the city of Camden

Organizer for workers support group urges lawmakers to approve pending bill

College officials says state aid is vital to keeping tuition affordable

The problem is clear, the solution anything but. How can utilities open their closed distribution circuits to accommodate new, flexible sources of electricity?

The nation’s largest power grid operator is having oversize problems, consigning it to the bottom tier of a new scorecard ranking all grid operators

The storm caused power outages for thousands of residents

Interview: Christina Renna, president and CEO of the Chamber of Commerce of Southern New Jersey

Groups from across the political spectrum applaud ELEC's decision to join the lawsuit

The course for doctors and health workers seeks to educate on alternatives to opioids, ensure safer prescribing