The Noisy Periodical Cicadas Are Emerging: Where To See And Hear Them In NJ

They come out in sunny areas first, and then in shady areas.

NJ Homeowners Face Insurance Hikes, Lost Coverage

A Senate report details "alarming growth in non-renewal rates" for some New Jersey coastal counties.

‘Cicada Mania’ Is Coming To New Jersey, 12 Other States In 2025

Periodical cicadas, which have regional broods, emerge en masse every 13 or 17 years. See when they’ll arrive in New Jersey:

5 Signs Your HVAC System Needs To Be Replaced

Suspect a problem? A PSE&G WorryFree technician can assess the issue and replace your system if needed.

Have Joro Spiders Arrived In NJ? Tracking These Giant Web-Spinners

Since they've recently been spotted in the Philadelphia area, people have been keeping an eye out in NJ— including one reported sighting.

It's Stink Bug Season In NJ: What To Do

Here’s what to do about these bugs (some of the same strategies work on all five fall invaders).

Giant Joro Spiders Seen Near NJ: What To Do If You See One

These venomous spiders can grow up to eight inches long, and have been spreading north since being first spotted in Georgia back in 2014.

Venomous Snakes Spotted In NJ: What To Watch Out For

There are two types of venomous snakes in the Garden State, one of which has been spotted in recent weeks.

Summer Heat In NJ Could Cause Surge In Rodents, Expert Says

New Jerseyans dealing with extreme summer heat may soon be facing a more unexpected threat: a rodent invasion.

Need A New Water Heater? Here’s What You Should Know

With PSE&G’s WorryFree Appliance Services, homeowners can rest assured knowing their water heaters are protected in the event of failure.

Tick Bites Prompt Hundreds Of NJ ER Visits In 2024

Each year, warm weather brings out ticks and mosquitoes capable of spreading potentially severe diseases. Here's how to prevent infection.

Snake Season In NJ: Venomous Species, How To Spot Them

Nearly two dozen species of snakes call New Jersey home. These are the ones to be aware of before heading outdoors this summer.

How To Know If It's Time to Replace Your HVAC Or Water Heater

Irregular cycles or poor performance can signal the need for a replacement. PSE&G’s WorryFree Replacement Services can help.

Invasive Tick Species Spreading In NJ, CDC Says: What To Know

Female Asian longhorned ticks reproduce asexually, and can lay up to 2,000 eggs at a time. Researchers have found these ticks in 19 states.

When Will The First Frost Arrive In NJ?

When will the first frost arrive in New Jersey? It could come earlier than you think, according to the Old Farmer's Almanac.

Masses Of Mosquitoes Hatching In NJ As July Rains Continue

The heavy rains have been very beneficial for mosquito populations around New Jersey. See some tips to reduce their presence in your yard:

Spotted Lanternfly Reaches Adult Stage In NJ: Start Squishing

Public officials say to squish adult lanternflies on the spot before they deposit their egg masses, because they threaten trees and crops.

Are Lightning Bugs Late In NJ — Or Disappearing? Tips To See Them

Lightning bug populations are declining. Here’s what you can do to help keep the magic in summer nights.

Beloved Beech Trees Wracked By Fatal Disease: See Its Impact In NJ

Trees infected with this lethal disease will show signs on their leaves, say forestry experts. There are millions of beech trees in NJ.

Bill Credit Coming For NJ Natural Gas Customers

Customers of Elizabethtown Gas will see a credit after the April 2023 and 2024 bill cycles.

Morel Mushrooms Popping Up In NJ: What You Need to Know To Hunt Them

These tasty springtime finds have already been spotted in New Jersey this April, as hunters seek them out for selling and cooking.

2 Snakes To Know On Your Walks, Jogs And Hikes Around NJ

See how to identify the two species of venomous snakes you might find in the Garden State as they slither out from their winter brumation.

Black Bears Emerging From Dens In NJ: Stay Safe With These Tips

Black bears have begun waking up for the spring, and people in 13 counties have reported incidents so far in 2023.

Utility Shutoffs Resume As NJ's Winter Termination Program Ends

A moratorium on gas and electric shutoffs ends Wednesday, and officials are asking residents to get caught up on their utility bills.

Stink Bugs Reeking Up NJ Homes: What You Can Do About Them

Stink bugs don't just stink: they have voracious sucking mouthparts that destroy plants and crops.

Spotted Lanternfly Invasion Spreads to 13 Counties

All but one county in New Jersey have confirmed spotted lanternfly population. Here's what to do in a quarantine zone, or if you see one.

Bird Flu In NJ: What To Know About Deadly Outbreak

Wild birds in New Jersey have tested positive for highly pathogenic avian flu. Here's what that means for you.

'Ballooning' Joro Spiders Could Fly To NJ, But Don't Panic

Joro spiders use their web silk to ride the wind and cover distances up to 100 miles. It's possible they could survive in New Jersey.

The Best Smart Thermostats For New Jersey Homeowners

Here's how much you can save on energy bills this winter.

Add Value To Your New Jersey Home With A Finished Basement

Everything you need to know about remodeling or refinishing your basement in time for the holidays with a New Jersey HomeAdvisor pro.

Here's How Seniors In New Jersey Can Thrive In Place

Subtle kitchen and bathroom upgrades help retirees stay in their homes longer.

How To Seal Your Foundation In New Jersey

Ensure your contractor is aware of local building code for a properly sealed foundation.