
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 ...

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 ...

With the fourth nor’easter in a month looming, utility companies are under pressure to perform well after getting lambasted for letting power outages last for ...

Residents Against Giant Electric, R.A.G.E., is fighting JCP&L plans to plant poles to carry a new, 230 kilovolt electrical transmission line along railroad tracks.

Prison time for two of Gov. Christie's former appointees in the Bridgegate scandal. As that was unfolding, the governor was at Donald Trump's side accepting ...

The aerial saw, with its 10 spinning blades that are suspended from a helicopter, has the potential to save JCP&L crews time and effort when ...

Deadline looming for an NJ Transit strike. Opposing sides talk contracts with only four days left. What's the cost to commuters and companies if they ...

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.

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.

After experiencing long power outages after Hurricane Sandy hit, some JCP&L customers say the company's communication must improve.

JCP&L first started using the aerial saws to help clean up after Superstorm Sandy. They have been so effective they are now part of the ...

Another bad storm leads to blackouts around the state. Plus, Gov. Christie takes issue with the NRA over gun control … and former Gov. Jim ...


Hurricane Sandy is on a path that could bring several inches of rain, wind and possibly snow to the Garden State.