(NJ Spotlight News)Both would be located at least 40 miles off the New Jersey coast
(NJ Spotlight News)Both would be located at least 40 miles off the New Jersey coast
YouTube/ØrstedOffshore wind developer lays out its case in letter to Board of Public Utilities
NJ Spotlight NewsProtesters arrested for trying to block construction of an underground power cable
(Eric Herchaft, Pool Photo via AP)Opponents say Ørsted’s profits would be boosted at the expense of utility customers

New Brunswick-based Johnson & Johnson and three drug distributors have agreed to pay $26B to settle lawsuits

The new state-run health care exchange will allow NJ residents to obtain coverage even if the Supreme Court overturns the Affordable Care Act.

Joseph Fiordaliso sat down with NJTV News Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler to talk about the logistics of the Orsted deal and the economic impact the ...

The high cost of environmental remediation. The Assembly considers offshore energy sources. A rough winter for New Jersey commuters as possible fare hikes are on ...

The Assembly Telecommunications and Utilities Committee passed a resolution urging the state BPU to stop dragging its feet on offshore wind.

Immigrants are relieved. Reconsidering offshore wind farms. Animal shelter officials in hot water. Stroke patients rehab with robots. And renegade radio. The way it used ...

Members of the Board of Public Utilities said the wind farm project from Fishermen's Energy doesn't have enough funding and won't benefit New Jersey ratepayers.

A full dress funeral. A young police officer is laid to rest. New body armor accessory for cops: body cameras. The "Raise the Roadway" Bayonne ...

Congressman Frank Pallone says that the Board of Public Utilities needs to look at the offshore wind farm proposals over the long term because he ...

Sandy recovery. The governor blasts the feds in his latest town hall. Highway robbery? That’s what some are calling a plan to privatize the Jersey ...

Sen. Jim Whelan says that the wind farm plan the Board of Public Utilities rejected is a lost opportunity for New Jersey.