snow

When Governor Christie talked about how expensive it was for New Jersey to clean up all the snow we’ve been having, my thought was ‘Couldn’t we find a kid to do that?  That’s because when I was a kid, snow for me was a windfall. But nowadays it seems to be a lost art.

Following a taste of spring this past weekend, the colder temperatures have returned to New Jersey. Maybe we shouldn't be complaining, though; the Garden State has experienced much colder winters than this one.

What's the deal?

The good news about New Jersey's next round of snow is that it will only last several hours on Tuesday. The bad news is that it's during the morning commute.

Had enough snow, New Jersey?! I can answer that!

The winter of 2014 has gone berzerk with yet another round of snow yesterday.  Have faith, spring is on the way.

Another round of snow made its way through New Jersey and the Northeast and into New England on Saturday, dumping another heaping of snow on a region that continues to dig out from a previous storm.

Authorities across New Jersey are advising the owners of homes and commercial buildings to remove snow from their roofs.

After the state of emergency and closing of state offices yesterday, Governor Christie then authorized a 10:30 AM delayed opening for this morning for all non-essential state employees.

The relentless snow and ice storms this winter have led to the highest number of flight cancellations in more than 25 years, according to an analysis by The Associated Press.