The deadline for filing plans to prevent raw sewage from spilling into state waterways during heavy rains has been extended, giving 21 communities a reprieve

From Great Depression to pandemic, the New Jersey School of Conservation has taught multiple generations to love the woods

Utilities, environmental groups support one approach; Rate Counsel director Stefanie Brand among skeptics, says costs to customers could increase significantly

Now that utilities and energy firms can visit customers in their homes, hope is held out that some furloughed employees will be able to return

State agency tackles some of the biggest questions about electrifying transportation sector, specific role for utilities is under discussion

Sen. Troy Singleton would tap funds from state clean-energy program to bring solar, energy efficiency and storage to environmental-justice communities

After lengthy battle, environmentalists hail New Jersey’s decision — coupled with decision by New York officials — as major breakthrough

Opponents are concerned the legislation would cover older projects that could cause flooding, other environmental damage

While some energy experts are uncertain about the  long-term environmental effects, ‘we should be investing in the technologies of tomorrow,’ they say

Rate Counsel last month tried to block utility’s proposal, contending that private sector instead of utility customers should build out infrastructure