JCP&L

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.

JCP&L reported more than 24,000 people were without power in the central part of Ocean County Sunday night.

Heavy snow could easily bring down power lines during the morning commute on Thursday.

More than 1,200 seats were available for a public hearing on Jersey Central Power & Light's massive system upgrade proposal in Monmouth County, and that wasn't enough.

If you're a JCP&L customer still without power after yesterday's nor'easter, the company is trying to make things a little easier for you while crews work to fix the problem.

Concern is growing among a group of Monmouth County residents about a potential project from electric company Jersey Central Power & Light (JCP&L) that they say will be both an eyesore and dangerous to those who live near it.

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

From today (April 25th) through May 25th you may notice some low flying helicopters over parts of Monmouth County. But there's no need to be alarmed.

The vicious storms that ripped through our area this weekend still have the power out for some in Monmouth and Ocean counties.

Good news for some Middletown residents.The power is back for over 1200 homes that lost power there.

Don't be concerned if you see helicopters flying low in your neighborhood over the next few weeks. It's just JCP&L.