American Water and DEP: Water meets state and federal standards, doesn't pose a public health risk

Interview: Trenton Mayor Reed Gusciora

A lawsuit filed a year ago prompted some repairs

Farmworkers form the backbone of NJ’s $1B agriculture industry but climate change is putting their health at risk

Department of Environmental Protection maps outbreaks across the state

The case concerns 1,4-dioxane, which is considered a likely human carcinogen

DEP will help identify lead service lines, develop capital improvement plans, identify funding sources

Advocates say more funding needed to replace all the lead lines in NJ

Political dysfunction stalls repairs, other municipalities want action

Sewer and water main breaks have caused havoc in Hudson and Essex counties

Steep declines reported in reservoir levels across north and central Jersey

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

State officials say if you get a letter, don’t panic. It doesn’t mean you’re drinking contaminated water

Gov. Phil Murphy is expected to sign measure extending grace period for nonpayment of bills through March 15

Another city is dealing with elevated lead levels in the drinking water. Recent testing of 22 homes in Lambertville found three have lead levels that ...

Virginia Tech civil engineer and professor Dr. Marc Edwards discovered the elevated lead levels in Flint, and now he’s planning to conduct water testing in ...

The tests were ordered after results from two of three properties showed lead readings well beyond the federal “action” level despite the presence of the ...

Experts estimate it will take $8 billion over the next decade to bring water systems in the state up to snuff.

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka discusses his administration's level of transparency with the public, acting water department director and more.

Lawmakers say other parts of New Jersey aren’t far from a contaminated water crisis, one they plan to avert by strengthening the two-year-old Water Quality ...