Thomas Churchelow, who joined NJUA in 2013 as director of government and public affairs, will begin serving as president for the organization, effective immediately.

“The PennEast partner companies are fully committed to the project ...” PennEast Pipeline Co. Board of Managers Chairman Anthony Cox said. “The Third Circuit’s decision has implications far beyond the PennEast project."

At the end of October, CentraState and KDC Solar completed work giving the medical center the distinction of having the largest solar installation, for such an institution, in New Jersey.

The water services company will replace about 560 feet of aging 6-inch water main and 6,200 feet of aging 8-inch water main this fall.

The governor approved a bill Wednesday encouraging municipalities to develop plans on how to accommodate the increasing presence of electric vehicles, as his administration pushes for an environmentally-friendly “green economy.”

Film has its Oscars, music the Grammys. Here in the Garden State, we close out the year, and our awards season, with the Business of the Year Awards.

The full U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit said it would not rehear a three-judge panel's decision that blocks the company from condemning state-owned land for the natural gas project.

New Jersey American Water’s local, qualified contractor, Schilke Construction Co., will begin work early November and expects to finish by April 2020, weather permitting.

PSE&G recently announced that the 22nd regularly scheduled maintenance outage - involving thousands of workers - began early last month.

Labor groups and environmental activists square off over the PennEast pipeline.

The utility will upgrade about 1,850 feet of 4- and 6-inch water main this fall, including replacing six fire hydrants and 48 utility-owned service lines along the pipeline route.