PSE&G

Jersey utilities are bracing for the extreme demand on the power delivery system from this extended stretch of very hot and humid weather, as New Jerseyans lean heavily on their air conditioning.

Gov. Phil Murphy on Friday signed into a law a measure that will prevent utility companies from automatically shutting off power to medical customers.

We've been hearing some concerns since morning-drive host Bill Spadea spoke with a Bedminster man who had been overcharged for electricity for more than two decades, apparently paying the bill for a family of four living next door.

The state's largest power utility is reviewing its records after a 68-year-old woman who depended on an oxygen tank died hours after power to her home was cut off.

You can expect unbearable weather conditions outdoors through the weekend and beyond, and the folks behind the power of your air conditioning can expect to have their systems tested.

If you were among the 338,000 customers in the dark during last Wednesday's second of three nor'easters to come through New Jersey in quick succession, how much would you have given to get your power turned back on right away?

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.

With additions that reflect Gov. Phil Murphy's energy agenda, the idea of allowing PSEG to seek subsidies for its nuclear plants is back on track in Trenton.