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Unsatisfied by the Murphy Administration's meek committment to address a statewide auto theft wave, Monmouth County officials held a press conference this

Advocates in New Jersey are expressing concerns about plans to add more state troopers next year. WHYY's Kenneth Burns reports they want to have a conversation with the Murphy Administration first before any recruiting happens.

Today, dozens of Newark residents and activists from across New Jersey spoke at a public hearing in opposition to the Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission’s plans to build a new gas fired power plant at their wastewater treatment facility in Newark’s Ironbound Community.

Social justice, Black Lives Matter advocates question whether Democrats know any other tools for crimefighting

(22/P020) TRENTON – Furthering its commitment to protect all New Jerseyans from the worsening impacts of climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions in

The Murphy Administration is releasing an additional $6 million investment to offset the cost of electric trucks in vulnerable communities in New Jersey,

The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection announced an additional $6 million investment to offset the cost of electric trucks in vulnerable communities.

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(22/P019) TRENTON – As Earth Week is celebrated this year with the theme of Invest in Our Planet, the Murphy Administration is launching a new blue and green

NJDEP-News Release 22/P019 – As Earth Week is celebrated this year with the theme of Invest in Our Planet, the Murphy Administration is launching a new blue and green carbon grant program that will invest $15 million in projects across New Jersey that create, restore and enhance salt marshes, sea grass beds, forests and urban parks that sequester atmospheric carbon in the fight against climate change.