New Jersey Natural Gas

Utility companies in New Jersey have the green light to turn off your gas, electric or water in the new year for nonpayment, when a coronavirus moratorium's grace period officially runs out.

You should call at least three business days before digging.

New Jersey Natural Gas says its residential customers will soon be paying slightly more to heat their homes.

Pinelands Commission approves natural-gas pipeline, saying it's allowed because it's mostly on Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst. Environmentalists will sue.

The requests must be approved by the state Board of Public Utilities.

Critics say the pipeline could have serious environmental effects, cutting right through the Pinelands.

Even though the summer isn't technically over until September 22nd, a lot of people consider this the final weekend of summer. The Deminski & Doyle Show is broadcasting live from the New Jersey Natural Gas Studio on the Asbury Park boardwalk today from 2pm-7pm to celebrate the start of Labor Day Weekend!

Several people, including utility workers and firefighters, have been injured in a gas explosion that destroyed a home in Stafford Township, authorities said.

Brick Police and Township Emergency Management say the northern barrier peninsula will temporarily be closed next week.

Some natural Gas customers in New Jersey are getting a break even though they're paying more at the gas pump.