(Stephen Bayer from Pixabay)The federal funds must be allocated by Dec. 31 or risk going back to Washington
(Stephen Bayer from Pixabay)The federal funds must be allocated by Dec. 31 or risk going back to Washington

The first in a series of roundtables focused on specific climate-related challenges

(AP Photo/Seth Wenig)NJ gets more money, but shortfall remains to replace lead service lines, remove contaminants


223,000 new jobs were added to the US economy in December, and the unemployment rate was 3.5%

Low- and no-interest loans will go to 28 projects across the state

Some of the money could be allocated for the long-awaited Gateway Tunnel project

"We have so much work to do," says acting DEP commissioner.

Senate President Sweeney calls the high number of New Jerseyans exposed to lead in drinking water a crisis.

As a way to help ease the problem of stormwater overflow, the Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority sponsored a team from Rowan to develop a ...

Trenton Mayor Reed Gusciora says the city has made improving water quality a top priority since he took office in July.

Supporters of the Clean Water and Flood Reduction Act, as it's officially known, say the bill's nickname of a "rain tax" is misleading.

The Water Quality Accountability Act requires the state's roughly 300 water systems to have an asset management plan in place by April.

The bipartisan legislation will now require utilities to provide more drinking water quality reports from water utilities to consumers. The government will now keep a ...

Voters will have to decide whether to approve half a billion dollars in new debt for a broad range of educational priorities.

American Water needed to better protect its vulnerable assets, and 18 months ago launched a $37 million project to harden its perimeter.

These sessions in the Senate and the Assembly may have been the quickest ever. Lawmakers came in to pass one bill, which they did it ...

The task force recommends spending $400 million on upgrades to an aging system that costs the state almost a quarter of its treated drinking water ...

New Jersey has some pipes that date back to the Civil War, an infrastructure so compromised that NJ loses 130 million gallons of treated water ...