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A bill advancing in the Legislature would give electric utilities wide latitude to trim or remove vegetation, even if local shade tree commissions object.

A heads up for anyone traveling along Route 33 in Neptune this morning, the road remains closed following a Monday car accident.

Too slow in getting power restored, residents say. Too slow in filing a lawsuit, judges say.

A "mad as heck" Gov. Phil Murphy threatened to exercise executive action against one of the state's largest utility companies.

There's not a lot of optimism that JCP&L will meet its goal of restoring all customers who have been without power for over a week in a hard hit Hunterdon County town.

The mayor of one township said residents realize that living in a rural community comes can come with a price during harsh storms.

Hundreds of thousands of people were without power Wednesday evening after a nor'easter snowfall that brought dangerous lightning, fallen trees and countless traffic accidents.

The cleanup continued on Saturday from the nor'easter that dropped a foot of snow in North Jersey and caused serious beach erosion along the Jersey Shore.

Rain and substation problems are being blamed for causing outages for several thousand JCP&L and PSE&G customers across New Jersey.

Residents Against Giant Electric, which has spent more than $400,000 in its fight to stop "monster power lines" from being built in their backyards, claims JCP&L can solve the same problems and provide the same service to customers without the construction of giant poles and lines that could affect residents' home values and health.