One out of two drinking water samples tested positive for E. coli bacteria in the Village of Afton, indicating possible contamination with human or animal waste.
Legislature will take up lead remediation after the election – but says clear sailing isn't assured for either the plan or the referendum to follow in 2020.
New Jersey's latest actions related to lead in school water: Tests every three years, a searchable database of reports and priority for infrastructure funds.
It's not just Congress on the ballot. Voters across New Jersey will decide whether the state should borrow $500 million for school construction projects.
The state’s transportation infrastructure finally dealt with, state officials are turning attention to the next big infrastructure undertaking – drinking water.