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Last week we talked about the most important things that you should have on your emergency checklists as we head into winter in Ocean County. Today, we want to focus specifically on what you should do when the power goes out.

Residents from all over New Jersey are in the South ready to help with recovery from Hurricane Matthew.

As the weather heats up they give assurances the answer is yes

A gusty wind and a tree are to blame for a power outage on the Jersey Shore on Sunday.

"It's bizarre that they're trying to do this," said Sal Aquino, a member of RAGE - Residents Against Giant Electric.

It's the calm before the storm on this Friday afternoon, and we're expected to get a little bit of everything here in Ocean County - snow, high winds, and high tides. Taken individually, they would cause concerns for the power grid. All together, many areas are sure to experience at least some problems.

The New Jersey Senate has passed legislation that orders the state Board of Public Utilities to give consumers information about third party power suppliers – so they can figure out if these suppliers are legitimate and could actually save them money...

New regulations could soon be adopted to allow New Jersey's major utility companies to remove so-called high hazard trees near power lines.

Some 7,000 Jersey Central Power & Light customers in Brick were left in the dark Sunday night, when a substation caught fire in the northern section of the Township, according to the Ocean County Police, Fire & EMS Facebook page.

You've got your contractor, you've got your permits... but are you really ready to raise your home to meet the flood guidelines? Jersey Central Power & Light (JCP&L) spokesman Ron Morano says if you haven't touched base with them, you're taking a chance. "We e...