A storm line that blew through South Jersey Tuesday caused damage and left thousands in the dark.

The winter of our discontent. New Jersey gets iced over. Tens of thousands lose power. And another storm is on the way. Plus, big new ...

PSE&G, JCP&L and Atlantic City Electric customers were in the dark Wednesday as a winter storm dumped snow and ice on New Jersey.

New Jersey's utility companies and NJ Transit are closely tracking the winter storm that is expected to bring heavy rains and wind gusts of up ...

Atlantic City Electric President Vincent Maione says the utility was well prepared prior to Hurricane Sandy and kept its customers and local officials informed about ...

The debate rages on about New Jersey’s power system and whether the needs to reinvest in new technology.

Finding gas has become a major issue in New Jersey in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy as power outages continue and some modes of public ...

Many New Jersey residents are still waiting for power restoration and are on a quest for gas, which is very difficult to find.

Residents, Gov. Chris Christie and President Barack Obama will be looking at the damage caused by Hurricane Sandy. Power outages and transportation problems remain throughout ...

With many areas of New Jersey suffering major damage in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, residents may need to contact disaster relief agencies or their ...

Meteorologists, utility officials and emergency responders are warning residents to get ready for the possible impacts of Hurricane Sandy.

Vincent Maione, Region President, says that extreme weather has put stress on the system and that the South Jersey utility ranks fifth in the nation ...

Utility employees are working to restore power to thousands of South Jersey homes as residents try to stay cool.

Higher prices on the spot market dissuade private solar suppliers from signing long-term contracts with large utilities.

NJ’s double-edged solar surge spurs clean-energy gains, spawns new debates.

Golf course a possibility for environmentally sensitive Millville property the State DEP had sought to preserve under Green Acres program.

Capacity isn’t keeping pace with demand for renewable energy credits, imperiling efforts to promote solar projects