Nine residents and four pets got out safely after a Thursday night attic fire during storm-related calls in Summit.
Police are urging drivers to avoid the area and use alternate routes.
JCP&L says most major outages have been restored, but some repairs could continue through Thursday.
Police say several streets are closed while crews work to clear debris and restore safe travel across the city.
City officials say additional utility crews are arriving as power restoration and storm cleanup continue across Summit.
City officials cited downed trees, fallen wires and the threat of additional storms later in the day.
Police say two Infiniti vehicles were tracked to New York and New Jersey before being recovered.
The incident involved merchandise taken from a Morris Turnpike business, according to police.
The council unanimously selected Andrew Smith to complete the remainder of the Ward 1 term following a recent resignation.
Residents should expect periods of heavy rain Monday into Tuesday, with flooding possible in low-lying areas.
Summit detectives are being honored after helping rescue a toddler and assist in evacuating residents from a burning home in Newark.
Graduation ceremonies this week are expected to bring heavy traffic and tight parking around the park.
Police say a woman was approached and robbed while pushing a stroller along Park Avenue, with an arrest made later the same day.
Police say new evidence suggests a dog involved in the attack remained with its owner.
Drivers are being asked to avoid the area as crews respond and nearby residents may experience power outages.
Police urged drivers to avoid part of Broad Street Friday morning as emergency crews responded at the scene.
A Summit resident reported loud bangs outside a Beacon Road home before an SUV sped away Monday night.
The crash shut down a stretch of Broad Street for more than 16 hours and knocked out power in the area.
Authorities said an Elizabeth man was among three people charged in an alleged vehicle theft and trafficking operation.
Authorities said the vehicle crossed into the opposite lane before striking a tree in Hillside Sunday morning.
Police advised residents Friday to call 911 if they spot a man wanted in connection with a reported burglary in the Morris Ave.
Joseph Holman, 46, from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, reportedly used a sledgehammer to shatter the shop's front glass door on Friday.
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He joins Summit after time with other departments in New Jersey.
Local police say they were not involved in the operation.
Local police said they were not involved.
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Another car was also targeted.
A stolen car was also located nearby.
Two schools were under the order.
The library was utilized as a resource center for those who needed a place to go.
The man is from Newark.
Candle fires happen most frequently during this time of the year, the Summit Fire Department says.
Video surveillance shows the two suspects approaching both vehicles.
NJ Transit said he was trespassing at the station.
Free residence assessments are available.
Drivers were asked to avoid the area.
The 60-year-old man was arrested.
The masked men were seen walking the driveways of homes in the area.
Police want residents to stay one step ahead of bad actors.