A federal judge has blocked New York from enforcing its controversial Climate Change Superfund Act, which sought to collect $75 billion in legal damages from major energy, utility and fuel companies over the 25 years. The court found the program was beyond the limits of state law.

An August storm dropped 2.71 inches of rain on the low-lying city, but pumps, underground storage tanks and green infrastructure cleared flooded streets in...

What are the largest public school districts in New Jersey? The state’s 10 biggest districts serve communities ranging from dense urban centers to sprawling suburban regions. See the complete rankings and learn how geography, enrollment and infrastructure shape New Jersey’s largest school systems.

A week dominated by water‑system upgrades, data‑center tensions, labor policy debates, clean‑energy affordability, and early scorecards on statewide energy leadership. Here’s your curated roundup. NJ...

A year after abandoned mine collapses caused multiple sinkholes and months of disruption along I-80 in Wharton, New Jersey is looking beyond emergency repairs. New proposals would establish permanent abandoned-mine reclamation programs to identify dangerous underground voids, prioritize risks to roads and utilities, and stabilize problem areas before another collapse occurs. We look back at the I-80 emergency — and what New Jersey is doing to address the problem beneath its infrastructure.

Students across New Jersey are packing their bags, moving into dorms and heading back to campus for a new school year. Rutgers University remains the state’s largest college, but which other schools make the top 10? Take a look at New Jersey’s largest colleges and the thousands of students they serve.

Gov. Mikie Sherrill is reshaping NJ energy with rate freezes, new solar, and nuclear support to save ratepayers over $1B. However, regional PJM grid costs continue driving up utility bills.

The week in energy, transportation, water, and environmental news from Jersey City to Vineland