You can blame winter roadway treatment and ongoing drought conditions for the salty taste in your tap water. Your tap water ...

New Jersey American Water said an active winter weather season has led to an increased use of salt and brine on roads, which ...

As of the most recent update from the U.S. Drought Monitor map, all of New Jersey was battling moderate drought. Nearly 72 ...

We have a heads-up to customers of New Jersey American Water. The utility says the salt and brine used on roads and surfaces ...

Tap water in some New Jersey homes has recently had a salty taste. American Water says the taste is due to the state's use of ...

One major New Jersey water supplier is telling residents that their water is safe to drink, but don't be surprised if you notice a salty flavor.

Residents in southern New Jersey may notice their tap water has a salt-like taste and a local company is explaining what's ...

However, sometimes other things can impact local drinking water, including the salt that is used on roads during winter weather. New Jersey American Water officials have attributed the salt runoff ...

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In an alert on its website and in a related email, New Jersey American Water confirmed the salty taste in tap water in New Jersey is in part due to the recent salting and brining of New Jersey roads.