6 Days After Isaias: Here's The County Breakdown Of NJ Residents Still Without Power 6 Days After Isaias: Here's The County Breakdown Of NJ Residents Still Without Power
6 Days After Isaias: Here's The County Breakdown Of NJ Residents Still Without Power Thousands of New Jersey residents were still without power six days after Tropical Storm Isaias hit the region. As of Monday morning, there were nearly 5,600 residents in the dark, according to utility company outage maps. Sunday night, there were approximately 20,900 outages across New Jersey, according to Gov. Phil Murphy. Others who had power back were waiting for internet service to be restored. Here's a list of outages per county as of 10:30 a.m., according to outage maps from JCP&L, PSE&G, Rockland & Orange Electric and Atlantic City Electric. ATLANTIC: 11 BERGEN: …
More Than 300K NJ Electric Customers Still Don't Have Power More Than 300K NJ Electric Customers Still Don't Have Power
More Than 300K NJ Electric Customers Still Don't Have Power Hundreds of thousands of New Jersey residents were still without electricity Friday -- three days after Tropical Storm Isaias pummeled the region. As of Friday morning, about 221,001 of JCP&L’s 1,131,720 customers were without power, followed by about 86,431 out of 2,326,730 PSE&G customers and 2,757 out of 545,450 Atlantic City Electric customers. Crews were prioritizing the areas that were hit hardest by the storm, which include Morris, Monmouth and Ocean Counties, JCP&L said. Nearly 85 percent of customers with both JCP&L and PSE&G were expected to have power restore…
Sussex County Man With Arrest Record Blames Black Man For COVID-19 Pandemic, Police Say Sussex County Man With Arrest Record Blames Black Man For COVID-19 Pandemic, Police Say
Sussex County Man With Arrest Record Blames Black Man For Covid-19 Pandemic, Police Say A Sussex County who  once threatened to kidnap a JCP&L worker during a power outage was taken into custody again, this time for blaming a black man for the COVID-19 pandemic, said authorities who charged him. Authorities responding to ShopRite on reports of a bias incident Sunday morning found Robert A. Winter, 65, of Vernon, had used racial slurs while blaming a black man -- in part -- for the spread of coronavirus, Franklin police said in a release. Winter was charged with simple assault, terroristic threats, harassment and bias intimidation. He was charged, processed and r…
More Than 25,000 North Jersey Residents Without Power After Storm More Than 25,000 North Jersey Residents Without Power After Storm
More Than 25,000 North Jersey Residents Without Power After Storm Thousands of Sussex County residents woke up without power Tuesday following the start-of-the-month snow storm. Widespread outages from the storm left approximately 24,000 Sussex County residents and 4,800 Warren County residents in the dark Tuesday morning, JCP&L's website said. JCP&L estimates that power to the nearly 25,000 customers will be restored by 11:30 p.m. More than 150 roads were impassable due to ice and tree damage, hampering restoration efforts, the company said. "We have secured hundreds of additional utility personnel to assist in our restoration efforts," JCP&am…
Tesla Supercharger At Parsippany Wawa Goes Up In Flames Tesla Supercharger At Parsippany Wawa Goes Up In Flames
Tesla Supercharger At Parsippany Wawa Goes Up In Flames A Tesla Supercharger station that caught fire caused a smokey scene at the Parsippany Wawa. A neighbor across from the New Road gas station called the local fire department and store employees after noticing the flames Sunday, CNBC reports. Parsippany-Troy Hills Fire Department District 5 worker Matthew Palmeiri told Automotive News that the JCP&L was having a problem with a transformer next to the Supercharger, which is what sparked the fire -- not the Supercharger itself. Tesla was having an issue with its cabinet when the station went up in flames Sunday, a Wawa spokesperson told CN…
Community Rallies For Blairstown Family Displaced By Fire Community Rallies For Blairstown Family Displaced By Fire
Community Rallies For Blairstown Family Displaced By Fire The community is rallying for a Blairstown family that lost most of their belongings in a fire. Firefighters responded to the first alarm fire on Frontage Road around 4 a.m. Monday morning after a resident called 9-1-1, fire officials said. The fire began in the attached garage but quickly spread to the house by the time firefighters had arrived -- upgrading the blaze to a second-alarm, responding departments said. Everything had been knocked down around noon, fire officials said. "While there were no injuries, the residents unfortunately lost most of what they own," Knowlton Township Fir…
More Than 2,000 Without Power In Morris County More Than 2,000 Without Power In Morris County
More Than 2,000 Without Power In Morris County More than 2,000 people were without power in Morris County Monday afternoon, according to JCP&L. The restoration time of 4 p.m. was listed on the JCP&L website. Approximately 2,200 JCP&L customers were without power as of 4:40 p.m. in Morristown, Morris Township, Harding and Mendham.
2 Roads Closed After Tractor-Trailer Downs Power Lines In Parsippany 2 Roads Closed After Tractor-Trailer Downs Power Lines In Parsippany
2 Roads Closed After Tractor-Trailer Downs Power Lines In Parsippany Roads were closed in Parsippany after a tractor-trailer took out power lines Tuesday morning, authorities said. Kingston and Lawrence roads as well as Kingston and Hamburg roads were closed as of 10:40 a.m., Parsippany police said. The roads are expected to reopen by 1 p.m., police said. JCP&L was on scene for repairs.
Organs Of Long Valley Motorcyclist Killed In Sussex County Crash Will Help 50 Other People Live Organs Of Long Valley Motorcyclist Killed In Sussex County Crash Will Help 50 Other People Live
Organs Of Long Valley Motorcyclist Killed In Sussex County Crash Will Help 50 Other People Live John Michael Wallace of Long Valley died due to injuries sustained in a motorcycle crash on May 24, his obituary says. He was 25 years old. Byram police did not identify Wallace as the victim after responding to a Waterloo Road accident around 8:50 p.m., where a 1999 Harley Davidson had struck the back of a 2012 Subaru.  Police said the 25-year-old Long Valley motorcyclist was pronounced dead at the scene. "Even in death John will be helping at least fifty people due to his giving nature and through his wish to be an organ and tissue donor," his obituary says. A high school varsity w…
Organs Of West Milford Club Motorcyclist Killed In Crash Will Help 50 Other People Live Organs Of West Milford Club Motorcyclist Killed In Crash Will Help 50 Other People Live
Organs Of West Milford Club Motorcyclist Killed In Crash Will Help 50 Other People Live John Michael Wallace of the North Crew Motorcycle Club in West Milford died due to injuries sustained in a motorcycle crash on May 24, his obituary says. He was 25 years old. Byram police did not identify Wallace as the victim after responding to a Waterloo Road accident around 8:50 p.m., where a 1999 Harley Davidson had struck the back of a 2012 Subaru.  Police said the 25-year-old Long Valley motorcyclist was pronounced dead at the scene. "Even in death John will be helping at least fifty people due to his giving nature and through his wish to be an organ and tissue donor," his…
Storm Wreaks Havoc On North Jersey: HS Closed, Thousands Without Power Storm Wreaks Havoc On North Jersey: HS Closed, Thousands Without Power
Storm Wreaks Havoc On North Jersey: HS Closed, Thousands Without Power Lenape Valley High School in Stanhope will be closed Wednesday due to damage possibly sustained in a tornado Tuesday. Officials did not confirm that a tornado had touched down but the announcement that the school would be closed came shortly after a tornado warning was issued for the region. There were also reports of downed trees and wires in Roxbury and Stanhope. The system, which was packing powerful winds and heavy rains, swept westward through an area stretching from Sussex and Warren counties to Hudson, Union and Essex counties. The National Weather Service eventually issued a to…
Blown Insulator ID'd As Cause Of Widespread Power Outage In Madison Blown Insulator ID'd As Cause Of Widespread Power Outage In Madison
Blown Insulator ID'd As Cause Of Widespread Power Outage In Madison Power to much of Madison was restored Thursday through a secondary feeder line after a JCP&L insulator blew at the Kings Road substation. JCP&L is working to repair the damage, which should be fixed by Friday, according to a news release.