Doug O'Malley

There was an 18-month heads-up. But compliance with New Jersey's ban on single-use plastic bags — and paper bags in many instances — may not be 100%.

Floods brought by Henri and Ida reinvigorated talks about climate resilience projects, including the concept of stormwater utilities mocked as a rain tax.

From spending on more resilient infrastructure to rethinking development patterns, environmentalists say there are ways to respond to frequent flooding.

Because of Jersey’s industrial past we have higher levels of 1 to 4 dioxane than other states

Testing for bacteria levels occurs at more than 200 ocean and bay beaches in the Garden State.

A report on the possibilities for offshore wind in the United States finds New Jersey also acting on some of its recommendations.

You've got 18 months to get used to the fact that your groceries will no longer be placed in plastic or paper bags on your way out of the store.

Because of the pandemic, the Recycling Market Development Council, created last January, has never even met.

Transportation advocates worry a hike in NJ Transit fares could be next and say the state should divert toll-hike revenue rather than widen roads.

The Legislature begins its review of Gov. Phil Murphy’s budget Tuesday, with the typical four-month marathon turned into a sprint concluding in three weeks.

Momentum was building in the Garden State earlier this year for a potential statewide ban on single-use items such as paper and plastic bags.

Activists who oppose spending $16 billion to widen parts of the Parkway and Turnpike are suggesting $36 billion in other ideas – most of it transit projects.