In a letter to customers, Verizon says service would be suspended if customers didn't provide property access to be switched to the company's fiber-optic network. ...

Fixing the pension system. Who will "pay the price"? Fighting the NJ Transit fare hike. Still trying to rebuild. Fighting FEMA red tape. And growing ...

Verizon and the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities are in talks to deregulate landline phone service, which critics say would raise rates. But Verizon ...

Lessons from Ferguson? We do the opposite. Raising alarms about rocketing immigrants through deportation hearings. Megan's Law and murder. And Jersey's tech revolution. The glory ...

Some residents affected by Hurricane Sandy are upset that Verizon wants to offer wireless phone service instead of restoring landline service knocked out by the ...

Legislation would establish clean energy credit to be applied against societal benefits charge.

One-time supporters are backing away from a community solar-project bill they say adds unneeded subsidies and is too complex for small solar contractors.

Task force re-evaluates Master Plan to help make sure state's power meets dual criteria: reasonable costs and renewable sources.

Good news: The Garden State's power grid can stand up to peak demand. Bad news: Keeping the lights on will cost consumers $5 billion over ...

Ratepayer settlement awards Newark utility roughly half the increase it asked for. Separate settlement orders PSE&G to refund overcharges to customers.

Critics say that by skirting millions of dollars in fees, unregulated affiliate PSEG Power receives subsidy and unfair competitive advantage.

Stefanie Brand, director of the Division Rate Counsel, suggests utilities extending purchasing agreements 10 years or beyond would mean more reasonable electric bills for customers.

With a reputation as one of the slowest-acting agencies in state government, the BPU faces a range of cases, from rate requests that could increase ...