Paulsboro

A bridge that was the site of a 2012 train derailment is set for replacement.

In response to recent chemical accidents in New Jersey, Texas, and Louisiana, the New Jersey Public Research Group is calling on the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to protect residents.

National Transportation Safety Board Investigators are trying to figure out why the Paulsboro moveable bridge suddenly collapsed last November, causing a train derailment that sent a toxic chemical cloud into the air.

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More than 100 people, including first responders, children and property owners have filed a lawsuit for injuries and damages following the tanker train derailment in Paulsboro, New Jersey November 30, 2012.

A railroad is offering parents in southern New Jersey a settlement stemming from a toxic train derailment in Paulsboro. The settlement would make it difficult for their children to sue if they get sick in the future.

A movable bridge in Paulsboro where a train derailed last month has reopened to freight trains.

A ruptured tanker car that released a hazardous chemical in southern New Jersey last month has been removed from a creek where it fell.

A South Jersey lawmaker wants rail freight companies to follow new rules, after the train derailment and hazardous chemical spill one week ago in Paulsboro.

A community information meeting about the Paulsboro train derailment and hazardous chemical release did not turn out as planned.