New Brunswick-based Johnson & Johnson and three drug distributors have agreed to pay $26B to settle lawsuits
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The plan’s just a draft. There will be public hearings before it’s adopted.
Five "green" groups have asked an appellate panel to let them intervene in the controversial legal action.
Many e-waste recyclers can no longer find vendors interested in their offerings, increasing the likelihood that lead will leach into soil.
Twice blocked by the BPU and rejected by the appellate court, offshore wind developer Fishermen's Energy hopes to get its day in top court.
Does the punishment fit the crime? Why critics say Martell's Tiki Bar is getting off easy. A list that puts New Jersey near the top ...
NJ Spotlight founder and environment writer Tom Johnson talks about New Jersey's 2020 goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by one-fifth from 1990 levels.
There’s the Assembly proposal, the Senate plan and the administration’s approach -- none of which satisfy all interested parties.
BPU may decide three-year-old rate case involving state's second-largest utility this week.
One panel releases resolution condemning the Christie administration’s drastically reduced payout in $8.9 billion case.
Two Democrats and two Republicans draft a letter to the state Senate asking legislators to oppose the confirmation of Robert Barr.
Cheap natural gas is only one factor in the possible price drop. Outstanding actions against one utility and parent-company merger could also help.
Located inland rather than close to water, the new facility should help boost the reliability and resilience of the power grid operated by the state’s ...
The Senate environmental committee voted out a measure that could open up the Pinelands and other areas to extensive cranberry farming.
New Jersey’s decrepit water infrastructure is responsible for huge waste and higher prices for homes and businesses.
Some laud state agency for addressing long-standing problems with century-old infrastructure, others dismiss scheme as too little too late.
The pipeline will pump natural gas to customers as far away as the Carolinas.
Proponents argue that speeding the sale of the municipal water-supply and treatment facilities to private owners is the best way to make costly repairs and ...
Group argues state consistently collects more subsidies than it can spend, which leads to money being diverted to fill budget holes.
Record-breaking cold. The temperature tumbles as arctic air descends upon the Garden State. State lawmakers rush to get new bills on the governor’s desk. And ...