Representative Frank Pallone

The National Football League is accused of trying to subvert the brain-injury study it agreed to finance, in a blistering report issued today.

Asbury Park officials can expect $400,000 for brownfield remediation from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in the near future, according to shore Representative Frank Pallone (D-6).

One of Asbury Park's most vital preventive-care facilities gets the means to expand, with a $350,000 federal grant.

The southern Atlantic coast has been omitted from consideration for oiil and gas exploration in the latest version of leasing plans by the U.S. Department of the Interior - a move that won quick applause from two shore Congressman who stridently oppose it.

Fifty-million dollars for NJ Transit infrastructure - along with $213 million more for public transportation in six other states in the Northeast - escape the House scalpel in the Surface Transportation Reauthorization and Reform Act heading to the President's desk.

New global terror threats place refugees in New Jersey in a glaring spotlight. Meanwhile, federal funding that's helping pay medical bills of first-responders who trace their ailments to 9/11 is near expiration. NJ Transit, which just raised fares, stands to lose millions in federal aid if a transportation bill amendment stays intact.

Heated debate concerning emigres from Syria and Iraq, fed by fears of a new spate of terrorism-related bloodshed in America, prompts shore-based Representative Frank Pallone (D-6) to meet with New Jersey religious leaders with first-hand knowledge.

Two companies win shares of 343,833 acres off the New Jersey coast to develop commercial wind energy projects.

The Superstorm's third anniversary serves as the launch point for a shore Congressman's plan to ensure that the kind of telecommunication breakdowns we saw during Sandy have less of a chance of recurring - for civilians as well as for emergency responders - nationwide.

Before November's public hearings regarding a proposal for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) port in the waters between New York and New Jersey, shore Representative Frank Pallone (D-6) urges Governor Christie to stay the course and veto it, as he did the first in 2011.