snow removal

Government officials note that if snow fall totals continue to increase, tax hikes may need to happen for snow crews to be able to keep up

These are the best household solutions for melting snow and ice when you’re out of rock salt.

You never know when a winter storm will surprise us with an unexpected amount of snow.

Here is what Deminski and Doyle are talking about on today’s show.

At least one New Jersey home didn’t need its driveway shoveled after last weekend's blizzard.

Jeff and Bill want to know how you go about clearing the snow off of your driveway, sidewalk and the path leading up to your front door. Do you do it yourself by using a shovel or a snowblower? Or do you outsource?

As New Jerseyans brace for another winter storm Wednesday night. Gov. Chris Christie might be forecasting a milder winter next year. The governor's fiscal year 2016 $33.8 billion budget proposal calls for slashing the funding for snow removal by $44 million, a nearly 50 percent reduction.