New Jersey

A small town on the Jersey Shore has turned into a battleground in the eminent domain debate.

Will a new bill help those entering the confusing legal labyrinth of homeowner associations, including some purported to force residents to sign away their constitutional rights?

With the state's Transportation Trust Fund emptying out on July 1, the governor contemplates securing $6 billion in loans.

New Jersey's Newark Museum is world class, but middle-class fear and suburban sprawl have left it underused.

New Jersey is making a billion dollar investment in hopes a new city will spring up from the marshes and industrial sites of the Meadowlands.

An eminent domain story from the New Jersey coast illustrates the complexity of the controversial issue.

Residents of New Jersey are migrating to Atlanta, Florida, and even the Bronx in search of affordable housing choices.

No, this was not the new state slogan selected after close to 12,000 votes among five finalists.

Gov. Rendell, chair of the bi-state Delaware River Port Authority, has threatened a PATCO shutdown if the NJ delegation does not approve funds for dredging the Delaware's main shipping channel.

Despite a history of plentify supply, water is a central issue in New Jersey's future growth as it races to become the first state to reach full build-out of its developable land.

Electrified truck stops are a major tool in the battle against particulate pollution from diesel engines. In California, the Air Resources Board has just outlawed overnight idling, effective 2008.

Highway engineers are recognizing that wider, straighter, and faster is not always better.

Lior Hessel, CEO of OrganiTech, has a vision to turn empty storage containers into high-rise organic farms.

The mayor of New Jersey town warns another similar-sized city to be wary of developers who lie.

Conservationists applauded the measure, but some business groups are worried that it may stop growth.

A study predicts dire consequences for New Jersey's roads if more isn't done to combat road conditions and public transportation woes.

The city of Collingswood is fast becoming a blueprint for success on how to market a town successfully.

Officials hope the project will lead to more development.

The sociocultural distinctions between city-dwellers and suburbanites are blurring ever more than before.

In New Jersey, and across the country, housing communities deeply divided on the issue of over-sized 'McMansions'.