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

Some New Jersey residents might have noticed a salty taste to the drinking water over the past few days, and water officials ...

New Jersey American Water has announced its 2024 end-of-year investment total for system improvements, totaling more than ...

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.

According to New Jersey American Water, the recent ongoing drought is another factor contributing to the issue. The company released a statement reassuring residents that the change in taste does ...

Despite the slight change in taste, New Jersey American Water, which provides water to approximately 2.9 million people throughout the state, is assuring customers that its water continues to meet ...

Due to the use of salt and brine for public safety during the recent extreme winter weather and, ongoing drought conditions, ...

New Jersey American Water is advising its nearly 3 million customers that their tap water may taste salty, due to the use of salt and brine for public safety during the recent extreme winter weather.

New Jersey American Water says residents may notice a salty taste in their tap water, but there isn't cause for alarm. The company said Saturday that an active winter weather season has led to an ...