Sea level rise in N.J. is running at twice the global average and that's bad news for New Jersey’s 200,000 acres of tidal ...

Two Chautauqua County ... wetlands and vernal pools, saying those regulations are arbitrary and capricious – verbage that is a theme in all four lawsuits challenging the Freshwater Wetlands Act. While ...

A Democratic candidate for Nassau County Legislature has been missing for five days, authorities said. Petros Krommidas, 29, was last seen Wednesday night at his home Baldwin and reported missing ...

P-J photo by Gregory Bacon A much-discussed lawsuit seeking to invalidate the state’s Freshwater Wetlands Act has been filed in state Supreme Court in Albany County. The Chautauqua ... or clearly ...

TOWN OF JOHNSTOWN — More than 130 planning board members, code enforcement officers and supervisors attended a four-hour training on new state regulations regarding freshwater wetlands on ...

Nassau County is so pumped to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the county police department that they’re even inviting “the 51st state” — a jab at Canada — and Mexico to the party.

and freshwater wetlands were often used as garbage dumps. By the mid-1970s, 20 percent of New Jersey’s wetlands had been destroyed, with losses as high as 72 percent in Hunterdon County and 50 ...

NASSAU COUNTY, N.Y.-- Are public taxpayer dollars being used to finance a controversial Nassau County civilian law enforcement program? Democrats are looking to un-arm Republican County Executive ...

Nassau County police officers will now be assisting federal authorities with immigration enforcement in what county executive Bruce Blakeman is calling a "big change" that "was sorely needed." ...

Nassau County police will be granted federal authority to help arrest and deport illegal criminal migrants under an agreement with the Trump administration, officials announced Tuesday.

Two lawsuits that alleged Nassau County's 19-district legislative map violated federal and state voting laws settled with a court approval of a new map to replace one adopted in February 2023.