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The Attorney General's Office is investigating the shooting as an act of terror fueled by acts of anti-Semitism and law enforcement hatred. → Read More
As written, the bill would put some of the nation's strictest limits on plastic and paper bags, plastic straws and polystyrene food containers. → Read More
The lawsuit filed this week said staff failed to "properly investigate, diagnose and treat" the virus that killed 10-year-old Ssurell Hardy in 2018. → Read More
Vice President Al Gore, an environmental activist, joined the governor for the announcement, saying: "We have to rise to this challenge!" → Read More
Communities have been fighting Murphy on everything from removing toxic waste and closing a landfill to blocking plans for a power plant. → Read More
More branches of state government will have to take into account climate change when making key decisions on development and planning. → Read More
The $500 million announced by Gov. Phil Murphy is about 25% of the cost to remove all of lead lines from New Jersey's water systems. → Read More
Poor old records make it hard for water utilities in New Jersey to figure out what their water service lines are even made of - and which have lead. → Read More
Birders say the NJ Sports and Exposition Authority should have known to install a barrier around the flame because of similar injuries two years ago. → Read More
The challenge was brought by several states including NJ where a large swath of the state continues to receive failing grades for smog. → Read More
Air samples showed readings of hydrogen sulfide above the state standard of 30 parts per billion several times this year at the Keegan Landfill. → Read More
Rutgers students and those in high schools throughout New Jersey will be joining a global effort to pressure officials to address climate change. → Read More
The big jump in NJ came in the number of bald eagle chicks that survived their first weeks of life and gained enough strength to fledge or fly. → Read More
A plan to remove homeowner's lead service lines at a discounted rate has become mired in a six-month legal quagmire that has hampered removal efforts. → Read More
The move comes just weeks after Suez reported lead levels still hovered near the EPA action standard in its system for Bergen and Hudson counties. → Read More
The amount of monarch butterflies has dropped significantly over several decades prompting efforts to add them to the federal endangered species list. → Read More
The ambitious draft plan, which outlines the state’s clean energy goals through 2050, has drawn praise and swift rebuke from the public. → Read More
The man, who was not identified, suffered a non-fatal gunshot wound in the area of North 5th and Temple streets. → Read More
The Garden State is warming faster than most of the country, impacts of climate change are already here. → Read More
Police at the scene would not comment on the collision. Nearby residents said the man → Read More