Dan Alexander
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Utilities Still Restoring Sandy Outages
PSE+G came up a bit short in their efforts to have "99.5%" of all those who lost power from Sandy and the Nor'easter restored by Friday night.
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A Vision Of Destruction [PHOTOS, VIDEO]
Gov. Chris Christie visited Seaside Heights and saw first hand the devastation on the tourist town, calling it "our Katrina."
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JCP+L Expects Most Customers To Be Restored By Saturday Night
JCP+L expects to have most of its 168,000 customers still without power as a result of both Sandy and the Nor'easter to be restored by Satruday night.
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JCP+L Restorations To Continue Through Next Week [VIDEO]
JCP+L says they expect their customers who lost power during Sandy to be restored "the end of the weekend" but those who went dark during the Nor'easter will have a longer wait.
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Snow Blankets Parts Of New Jersey, Knocks Out Power Again [POLL]
Wednesday's nor'easter brought the winter's first snowfall to the same areas affected by Hurricane Sandy knocking out power again for thousands.
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Seaside Heights Residents Allowed To Visit Homes
Property owners and tenantsof Seaside Heights will be allowed back to their homes on Friday.
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Nor’easter Brings Rain, Snow & Wind
The nor'easter is here just in time to make for a snowy ride home.
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430,000 Still Without Power As Nor’easter Arrives [POLL]
As a nor'easter threatening to send some some customers back into the dark, around 430,000 customers are still without power over a week after Sandy ravaged New Jersey.
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Mandatory Evacuation Ordered For Part Of Middletown
The Middletown Office of Emergency Management has ordered a mandatory evacuation in anticipation of Wednesday's nor'easter.
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Nor’easter Takes A Wintry Turn
Coastal residents thought they got some good news Tuesday about the upcoming Nor'easter but now the storm has taken a wintry turn.
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NJ Decides Interactive Blog, Twitter Feed
Share your thoughts and observations about the elections in our live interactive blog and read Twitter comments about the results.
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More Than 537K Without Power In NJ
More than 537,000 homes and businesses in New Jersey still don't have electricity more than a week after Superstorm Sandy battered the state as two Florida linesman help save the lives of two teenage boys.