CAMDEN, N.J. (FEB. 14, 2025) – Due to the use of salt and brine for public safety during the recent extreme winter weather and, ongoing drought conditions, New Jersey residents may have noticed a salty taste in their tap water. Despite the slight change in taste, New Jersey American Water wants to assure its customers that the water it provides continues to meet all health-based primary drinking water standards. Read More!
NJ small businesses can now receive a small business manual to get information and guidance on establishing, maintaining and expanding a small business. The manual is available through the New Jersey Business Action Center, which is housed in the Department of State. Read More!
WEST WINDSOR TOWNSHIP HEALTH DEPARTMENT IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE A PARTNERSHIP WITH THE NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION (NJDEP) TO OFFER A LOCAL RADON AWARENESS PROGRAM TO PROMOTE TESTING OF RESIDENTIAL HOMES. Read More
ACCORDING TO NJ FISH AND WILDLIFE, COYOTES ARE PRESENT THROUGHOUT THE STATE AND MAY BE SEEN AND HEARD MORE OFTEN DURING THE BREEDING SEASON WHICH OCCURS MAINLY IN JANUARY AND FEBRUARY. LEARN MORE ABOUT THE EASTERN COYOTES, THEIR HABITS AND PRECAUTIONS.Read More
The New Jersey Office of New Americans developed a resource booklet that includes important information on transportation, food and income assistance, health care and mental health services, etc. that may be helpful for new families arriving in New Jersey
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