It was bumper to bumper outside Oakwood Retreat Center Monday night as residents packed a town hall meeting over the possible sale of a longtime aviation landmark. The meeting reached capacity, with a line stretching outside the building and some…
For two decades, a stretch of Eatontown, New Jersey, stood as a reminder of a community left behind. Once home to military families, the abandoned Howard Commons site gradually deteriorated, its vacant buildings and neglected grounds becoming an eyesore along…
Entomologist Christopher Heckscher rediscovered the once "lost species" of the Pyractomena similis firefly in a Delaware meadow during the spring of 2026 Heckscher later confirmed it was the suspected species by examining it under a microscope A firefly species believed lost…
Oct 22, 2026, 6:30 AM Linden has voted to ban artificial intelligence data centers, shutting out the energy-intensive facilities from one of New Jersey’s premier industrial centers. The Linden City Council approved the ordinance Tuesday night following months of community organizing by local…
A proposed New Jersey law would ban intentionally added PFAS, or "forever chemicals," in menstrual products, including tampons, pads, cups, and period underwear. The measure would expand the state's efforts to limit PFAS exposure amid concerns about contamination in drinking…
DataOne, the Microsoft-linked New Jersey datacenter recently hit with a $1 million fine for running unpermitted generators, emitted large amounts of health-harming air pollution for nearly a year before state regulators stepped in, according to public records obtained by Floodlight. Floodlight…
TRENTON — Women shouldn't have to use feminine hygiene products made with harmful chemicals that take hundreds of years to break down, advocates tell state lawmakers. They're asking New Jersey to ban the sale of disposable and reusable feminine hygiene products…
Take extra precautions as deer are travelling farther and can find themselves in the roadways in their pursuit of a mate (Stock image / Adobe) Shorter Days Mean More Deer are on the Move Delaware drivers are spending more of their…
The firefighting foam used to extinguish fuel fires has contaminated drinking water supplies nationwide. Thousands of residents living near military bases in Delaware drank contaminated tap water for years, unaware they were ingesting toxic PFAS chemicals that are now linked…
Picture walking onto a Delaware beach expecting gulls, sunscreen, and the usual battle over the best parking spot. Instead, you find hundreds, sometimes thousands, of prehistoric-looking creatures crawling out of the Atlantic.Welcome to horseshoe crab season. For a few…
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