Several locations recorded over 12 inches of snow in roughly 12 hours
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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 ...
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. ...
High winds continue to roar through New Jersey, knocking down trees and power lines.
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 ...
The forecast remains on track for a high-impact, long duration winter weather event.
Two nor’easters combined to knockout power to more than half a million people across New Jersey in the space of a week. By midafternoon Monday, ...
Next week is an important one for the Garden State, as Gov. Murphy delivers his first budget address.
Four hundred to 500 JCP&L customers in Byram remain without power since last Friday’s nor’easter.
Less than a week after a nor'easter cut power for thousands, another nor'easter is on the way and some still people still don't have power.
Just about every part of the state was hit with some snow and high winds plus freezing temperatures.
A state of emergency in advance of a monster snow storm. But wind, not snow, is worrying utilities. Transit takes a snow day, along with ...
Power companies throughout New Jersey and New York prepare for Winter Storm Juno.
Meteorologist Gary Szatkowski says the snow from the latest storm is expected to be heavy and wet, which may cause power outages.
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 ...