As New Jersey residents slowly attempt to recover from Hurricane Sandy and make the necessary repairs to their homes, the Christie Administration is warning consumers to watch out for home improvement scams.
Governor Chris Christie today announced that the federal government has extended public assistance to all 21 counties in New Jersey as a result of the impact of Hurricane Sandy, extending public assistance now to all 11 New Jersey counties not previously approved.
Governor Chris Christie got the Saturday Night Live treatment in an opening sketch about Hurricane Sandy.
NJ Transit will resume service on 4 more lines on Sunday morning including the Atlantic City line.
Governor Chris Christie has released restoration calendars from the electric utilities that will give communities an idea when they can expect power to be restored.
Odd-even rationing for gasoline purchases began Saturday in 12 New Jersey counties: Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Hunterdon, Middlesex, Morris, Monmouth, Passaic, Somerset, Sussex, Union and Warren.
The Christie Administration today announced the establishment of a hotline for residents affected by Hurricane Sandy who left their pets behind when evacuating their homes in advance of the storm.
Governor Christie has given the green light for Atlantic City's casinos can reopen immediately and residents can return home.
A power outage has canceled part of NJ Transit's plan to resume service on 3 of its lines on Friday morning.
If you rely on Jersey Central Power and Light (JCP&L) for your electric, it may be several more days before service will be fully restored.
Roughly 2 million New Jersey homes and businesses are still without power today after the devastation left behind by super storm Sandy. That means almost 5 million people are in the dark.
With power still out in many parts of Jersey, the State Department of Environmental Protection is urging all Garden state residents to conserve water and make sure they have an ample supply of drinking water.
