New York is investing $750 million in clean water infrastructure, including $225 million in new funding to support housing development and rural communities.

This week - TTF, Infrastructure Bank, NY’s Climate Superfund law, EWR, PANYNJ, and more

Construction projects may be temporary, but the workers who build the state’s roads, bridges, hospitals and schools can spend a lifetime moving from one jobsite to the next. Today, TINN features IUOE Local 825 and the operating engineers whose work continues to shape New Jersey, one project at a time.

Untangling the myriad agencies and authorities that keep New Jersey moving

Temporary offsets would hold residential delivery rates steady through 2027 while supporting $2.1 billion in electric grid investments.

A federal judge’s decision striking down New York’s controvesial Climate Change Superfund Act could derail New Jersey’s similar proposed program.

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...