
Governor Christie approved $1.94 billion to improve drinking and waste water systems in New Jersey. Much of the outdated system was damaged in Superstorm Sandy.

Governor Christie approved $1.94 billion to improve drinking and waste water systems in New Jersey. Much of the outdated system was damaged in Superstorm Sandy.

Port Authority executive travel under investigation. The quest to lift superintendent salary caps. The master of tap -- Savion Glover. And the sweet, blooming cost ...

Supporters of the Water Infrastructure Protection Act say the move will help towns fix aging water infrastructure, but opponents say the move will allow private ...

New Jersey’s decrepit water infrastructure is responsible for huge waste and higher prices for homes and businesses.

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 ...

Testing the business outlook for 2015. Tracking the nor'easter's toll on beaches. The human cost of food without nutrition. Newark's bet on raising graduation rates.

Rutgers Associate Research Professor Dan Van Abs says that the state needs to invest in Infrastructure, otherwise more water line breaks will, costing more.

The day after the primary and the winners take aim at November. The price of progress. The true cost of taking disaster buyouts. And a ...

Rep. Bill Pascrell Jr. said New Jersey is losing 25 percent of its water resources every day because of the water infrastructures.

Where to spend hundreds of millions of dollars? The next big step in Sandy recovery. The politics of pollution. New rules prompt a partisan divide. ...

Officials say New Jersey's water infrastructure is aging and in need of significant upgrades.

Blowback on the bridge scandal. Does an old letter reveal something new? Fighting food deserts and growing jobs in the inner city. And the secret ...

Rutgers University Associate Research Professor Dr. Daniel Van Abs says it could cost New Jersey anywhere from $4 billion to $9 billion to fix the ...

Recent emergencies, such as the collapse of three water pipes in Monmouth County that left 20,000 New Jerseyans short on clean water, have drawn attention ...