The Star-Ledger

A law requiring New Jersey towns to ensure 10 percent of new units are affordable now awaits a vote by the State Assembly.

As city and state budgets tighten, town in New Jersey are looking to join forces and share services.

Piscataway, New Jersey has a booming Muslim Center that wants to expand, including adding a new parking lot and adding a 45-ft. minaret. Locals are complaining about the impact to traffic, light pollution, and 'parking havoc.'

New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine's plan to convert the state's highways to toll roads is in danger of being voted down by the state senate.

New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine is pushing a bill that would offer tax credits of up to $75 million to businesses that locate within a half-mile of a transit station.

A New Jersey township that has been a leader in downtown planning is planning to integrate arts-based development into its successful downtown mix.

Lawmakers in several states are trying to limit the impact of the Supreme Court's eminent domain ruling

In a sweeping act NJ Legislature approves a bill to preserve the northern Highlands and protect the water supply for half the state.

New Jersey publishes a tri-color map to help fight sprawl.

A builder hired private investigators to go undercover, gain trust, and secretly tape city officlals for two years.

New Jersey has one of the nation's most chaotic traffic patterns. Is mass transit up to the challenge?

Gov. James E. McGreevey blames urban sprawl for New Jersey's problems.

New Jersey Governor James E. commits to pursuing a smart growth vision for the state.

How can you measure the success of sprawl-control initiatives? Here's a checklist...

The Star-Ledger offers an introduction to the "McMansionization" of New Jersey.

A poll finds that New Jerseyans are concerned about sprawl but can't agree on the solutions.

NJ Dept. Of Environment Protection plans to abandon an emissions trading program similar to the one being promoted at the national level by the USEPA.

New Jersey towns are to blame as only 272 towns out of 566 have saught protection under the Council on Affordable Housing.

New Jersey State Supreme Court upheld its controversial descisions that supports housing for the poor.

Federal legislation to protect 100,000 acres of forested watersheds in NJ and NY.