NJ Department of Environmental Protection

Environmental Working Group found over 100 contaminants in NJ utilities in a 5-year span. One utility said many compounds were from the disinfecting process.

Such damage "might take two full years to recover from, and even then might not be successful," says the head of The Raptor Trust, which is caring for the birds.

EEE can cause brain-swelling and is among the most severe illnesses spread by infected mosquitoes, NJ officials said.

Advisories remain at roughly a dozen spots around NJ, including parts of Lake Hopatcong and all of Spruce Run Reservoir.

Bottled water was offered to affected residents, as the mystery over "approved" filters malfunctioning remains.

Two reservoirs now are dealing with dense algae blooms, so what does that mean for Jersey tap water?

Lakes across the state have dealt with the blooms this summer, and now a popular Monmouth County spot has one.

The weeks-long advisory at Lake Hopatcong is a first in state history.

State officials are warning people to avoid contact with the water of Lake Hopatcong.

The state Department of Environmental Protection applauds New Jerseyans for recycling but it's also important to know what and what not to recycle.