Steven Rodas

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| A former landfill at the Jersey Shore with an already controversial past has been hit with a new $297,000 fine by New Jersey regulators.

A patient in custody and receiving treatment at a South Jersey hospital fired a gun in the emergency room, county authorities confirmed Monday morning.

| If you were crossing your fingers for a bright Labor Day Weekend — as the summer draws to a close — your luck may be turning.

Instead of offshore wind turbines on New Jersey's horizon, the state is once again seeing challenges in helping the industry prosper here.

| Cape May County and 16 towns say the writing on the wall — when it comes to what rising seas will mean for construction at the Jersey Shore — should not call for new drastic development regulations.

| For some, surviving the gale force winds and unprecedented flooding brought by the remnants of Hurricane Ida was just a prelude to what they say is a broken natural disaster recovery system.

A cleanup plan for the area — known to be contaminated by slag and battery casings — was first issued by the feds in 2013.

| New Jersey's capital city still needs to make progress on addressing pervasive lead issues — a series of problems made worse by a lack of

Another 23,000 surveys will start to go out at the end of October in New Jersey, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said.