The storm veered inland where high snow totals made for heavy lifting in northwestern parts of the state. Delivering to the Northeast not much snow ...
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Areas of the Jersey Shore saw mainly sleet and freezing rain instead of heavy snow that was originally expected. There was some flooding and power ...
While some areas received more than a foot of snow, others got very little or none at all.
Gov. Christie has declared a state of emergency, NJ Transit has announced service changes and many schools and offices are closed Tuesday.
The biggest cost of the health care replacement could be the loss of health insurance for millions of people, as soon as next year. A ...
Over a foot of snow is likely for much of the state, with isolated areas nearing two feet.
Over a foot of snow is possible for much of New Jersey and coastal flooding and beach erosion is likely.
Double digit snowfall totals are likely for at least northern New Jersey in a storm expected to hit Monday night into Tuesday.
Many schools and government offices are closed and travel could be difficult.
NJTV Correspondent David Cruz spoke with Newark Mayor Ras Baraka about the city's progress in getting back to normal following the weekend's snowstorm.
The cost of the forecast gone wrong. The snow's winners and losers. Getting the region back in motion. Digging out on Long Island. And the ...
Long Island was hit harder than New Jersey by Winter Storm Juno.
While those with snow removal businesses saw an uptick, many retailers saw very few customers because of the winter storm.
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 ...
Gov. Chris Christie told NJTV News Correspondent David Cruz that he will continue to monitor Winter Storm Juno, as it continues.
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After seeing its salt supply dwindle last year, Belmar officials are hoping this winter season brings less snow.
Meteorologist John Cifelli reports the heavy snow has caused a tree limb to fall on top of power lines in Parsippany.
Meteorologist John Cifelli says that another storm will bring snow to New Jersey this weekend, but there should be a positive change in temperatures next ...
Snowbound. The Garden State coping with a powerful nor’easter that’s already dumped more than a foot in some areas. And it is not over yet. ...