A chapter in New Jersey history came to a close on Monday as Exelon's Oyster Creek Generating Station was shut down for the final time. At noon, with the plant operating at about 20 percent power ...

“Our local officials in 1969 (when Oyster Creek began operations) did not sign up... with the premise that they would have to keep the radioactive waste locally.” Dressler said he worried ...

Another sign of changing times is the end of Oyster Creek's blaring tests of 42 emergency sirens. The biannual tests stopped in June. Plant spokeswoman Suzanne D'Ambrosio said silent tests ...

“We believe that this is an important sign in our litigation opposing the 20-year relicensing of Oyster Creek,” N.J. Sierra Club Director Jeff Tittel said in a release. “We believe the plant ...

Despite a recent report from the state naming Oyster Creek as a body of water in trouble, Sugar Land officials and the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality assure residents that it is safe.