Policy
Infrastructure funding, regulatory changes, workforce rules, energy policy, and government‑driven economic decisions. Articles examine how legislation, public‑sector investment, and agency actions shape transportation, development, technology growth, and regional economic outcomes.
Policy
Our Infrastructure Matters – Episode 12
Episode 12 of Our Infrastructure Matters features a new segment about military infrastructure in New Jersey
Policy
Infrastructure Update – Week of October 05, 2026
There’s always infrastructure stories in the most densely-populated region of the country. Here’s what happened...
Hudson Tunnel Project reaches major boring milestone
The Gateway Program’s Hudson...
Policy
Who oversees New York’s infrastructure?
Untangling the myriad agencies and authorities that keep New York moving
Energy Policy
Infrastructure Update – Week of September 28, 2026
From record water‑infrastructure funding to major data‑center fines, rising grid pressures, nuclear‑emissions revelations, and calls for expanded battery storage, this week showed how quickly the region’s energy and infrastructure landscape is evolving.
Energy Grid
Infrastructure Update – Week of September 21, 2026
A lot of energy news this week, along with datacenters, Superfund sites, and more.
Economic Development
New Jersey nuclear plant reveals plans to become first major U.S. producer of critical medical isotope
New Jersey’s Salem nuclear plant is preparing to produce a critical isotope used to sterilize billions of medical devices. The project could supply at least half of U.S. demand while reducing the nation’s dependence on a small network of foreign producers.
Energy
States challenge plan to speed natural gas projects
FERC is seeking a faster approval process for expansion of pre-existing natural gas infrastructure projects, but a coalition of 15 attorneys general are pushing back.
As electricity demand and household energy costs rise, the debate is testing whether faster permitting can support reliability while still protecting customers and communities.
Policy
Infrastructure Update – Week of September 7, 2026
This week - TTF, Infrastructure Bank, NY’s Climate Superfund law, EWR, PANYNJ, and more
Policy
A Career of Temporary Jobs
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.
Policy
Who oversees New Jersey’s infrastructure?
Untangling the myriad agencies and authorities that keep New Jersey moving
Energy
Federal Court ruling on Climate SuperFund Legislation raises serious legal questions for New Jersey Lawmakers
A federal judge’s decision striking down New York’s controvesial Climate Change Superfund Act could derail New Jersey’s similar proposed program.
Policy
The 10 largest public school districts in New Jersey
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.
Policy
Infrastructure Update – Week of August 31, 2026
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.
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