
To clean up a Superfund site along the Passaic River, the EPA secured a $165 million settlement with Occidental Chemical. The agency believes that will ...

To clean up a Superfund site along the Passaic River, the EPA secured a $165 million settlement with Occidental Chemical. The agency believes that will ...

Prepare to kiss cheap Jersey gas goodbye. Lawmakers vote to raise the gas tax to pay for road and bridge repairs. Tough talk to dissolve ...

For years, the now-closed Ford Motor Company assembly plant in Mahwah dumped hundreds of thousands of tons of paint sludge in two, deep Ringwood mines ...

Gov. Christie underscores his top agenda item, celebrating a program that delivers to addicts resources and hope. Jersey City is being transformed, not only by ...

Fighting requirements to live where they work. Fighting for millions more to clean up a Superfund site. Are visa restrictions keeping the best and brightest ...

Some are criticizing a $22 million settlement to clean up a Superfund site in South Plainfield, saying the full cleanup will cost much more.

New hope and money for flood victims down the shore. A new report on the Rutgers basketball scandal. We take a close look at the ...

Bonnie Lautenberg is backing Congressman Frank Pallone in the race for U.S. Senate to take the place of her late husband.

After the Ford Motor Company dumped contaminants into two mine shafts in Ringwood in the 1960s, the cleanup still hasn't been completed. The EPA says ...

A cleanup and demolition of a contaminated site on Clark Street in Garfield will begin Oct. 8.

A 750-foot stretch of the Passaic River in Newark is less toxic than it was a year ago thanks to dioxin being removed.

The EPA promises precautions will be taken when it dismantles a Garfield Superfund site, the state will decide if it will continue oversight of Atlantic ...

DEP Commissioner Bob Martin says the organization is investigating ways to cope with rising sea levels and flooding, as well as improve air quality and ...

Frank Calandriello said the city wouldn't be dealing with more instances of chromium in residents' basements if the DEP properly cleaned up a 3,000-gallon spill ...