Regulators found evidence of PFAS contamination in Delaware & Raritan Canal

Reservoir levels remain above thresholds that trigger drought operations, but officials could soon declare a water supply emergency

DEP commissioner extols ‘exceptional water quality’

Life in the Delaware River has not been kind to it

Millions of people, countless plants and animals live in the threatened Delaware River Watershed.

Highlands loophole lets development grow, fertilizer fuels lake pollution

Hands-on learning for children and adults at Lake Hopatcong

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

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

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 ...

A federal program for testing beach water quality nationwide could be at risk.

Will Congress continue the testing program we use to make sure the water we swim in is safe? It's a fight over funding. A flight ...

Environmental officials take to the skies to look for anything that could effect the water quality at the Jersey Shore.

How safe is the surf? The answer affects not only the state's vital tourism industry, but the state of our health. How legit are those ...

NJ Sierra Club Director Jeff Tittel says the Christie administration's proposed changes to the rules to protect land in flood zones would have rolled back ...

It's deadline day for Gov. Christie to sign into law -- or let languish -- 158 bills representing the work of an entire legislative session. ...

A tech accelerator to transform Newark into a "business incubator." Some giants of the political, business and technology sectors are banking on venture capitol to ...

The NJDEP Bureau of Marine Water Monitoring flies over the coast six days a week to ensure the water is safe for swimmers.

The governor meets the press. After Revel. What can stop Atlantic city's downward spiral? The Senate president says re-brand it. And someone's been branding Newark ...