Four utilities must disclose how they intend to rein in energy costs that soared 20% in June

Monthly increases will vary from $4.71 for Rockland Electric residential customers to $8.34 for JCP&L customers

Customer will see rates rise by more than $4 a month. Utility says some of the requested rate increase will go to boosting performance on ...

Three utilities submit new proposals to state agency

Utility spent ratepayer money on lobbying, other expenses

On June 1, the average monthly bill for electricity will increase 3.3% to 6.9%

For PSE&G customers, average electric bill will decrease by 2.8%

New Jersey-based ADP says private companies across the country hired 978,000 new workers last month

Monthly PSE&G bills will rise, on average, by $3.65. Atlantic City Electric customers will pay 29 cents more a month. JCP&L and Rockland Electric customers ...

The number of New Jersey residents filing for new unemployment claims has now dropped to the lowest level since mid-March. There were just over 12,000 ...

Thousands of pandemic-stricken utility customers are still struggling to pay bills

Lawmakers say the state Board of Public Utilities should take JCP&L and PSE&G to task for over a million outages last week.

As tens of thousands of New Jersey residents still sit in the dark, some mayors in areas served by JCP&L have complained to state regulators ...

Tropical Storm Isaias knocked out power to 1.4 million electric customers in New Jersey. The storm left so much wreckage in its wake that it ...

In Sussex County, residents were left in the cold and dark after the first snowstorm of the winter season.

The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities indicated that hundreds of utility crews are inbound from as far away as Canada to help restore power. ...

Jim Fakult and Marjorie Perry discuss the current and future business climate in New Jersey.

The BPU is taking official testimony and gauging the performance of the state's utilities at a series of public hearings.

Residents and town officials gathered at a Board of Public Utilities fact-finding forum in Byram Thursday night, to tell their stories directly to squirming utility ...

Another wallop of heavy, wet powder threatened to down trees and clog rail lines.