Governor, you are correct New Jersey residents are a group of tough resilient people. As such, we have no tolerance for BS. There is a massive gas problem and the fact you deny reality is not helpful. Do your job: get NJ gas. If there is no gas shortage why are we rationing gas?

Roland Proulx aka the dude hasn't worked in 30 yrs and just billed his 102 year old mother in law 47-k and filed in court against her for the money he sez she borrowed. Why I bet he even bills her for snacks! What a parasite!

Uh - Governor - I'd be happy to go to work if my employer had power. They were generous enough to give everyone full pay for last week - don't know if they will be as generous if it stretches into another week - which I've heard. Oh and then I have to have gas to get there. No public transport from Bergen to Morris unless you go into NYC - ok, I forgot - you can't do that.

Claire, just wanted to say a big thank you for your timely, accurate, informative posts throughout this god-awful week. Hoboken Patch was honestly a critical part of my family's week. The Patch supplied important updates and vital information that was really not available on nj.com or other sites. Keep up the good work-- the Patch really proved this week it is up to the task of covering our neighborhood. Everyone remember: Sandy was strong, but Hoboken is STRONGER!

No power and heat at home, 1/2 the street blocked by a power line. No train line running to get to work. No PATH to get to the city even if I could make it to Hoboken. No gas to drive to the city. Yeah, ok, everything will be ok tomorrow and I will just "go to work". Fully understand the drive to "get back to normal" but things are *not* normal.

Please go to work, nothing to see here.

Keith. H. My husband would love to go back to work too. He drives a cement mixer which requires power and gas, two things they don't have. He is now starting week two of no pay. Went to unemployment twice only to find it closed #govchristie

DEK3, Common knowledge...if there is no power you can't pump the gas,how many stations don't have power? A lot if not most. Its gettin better with the restrictions,thank you governor, the fuel will start to flow as jcpl gets the system back up (get out of parking lot guys) I work in union no power there either,my home in parsippany has half power,thank god for that I'm lucky. I have house guests,family,friends,niebors,anyone that I can help I will. So when someone takes their honda to get gas and fills it with 10 worth of fuel just tell them thanxs

Oops tiny phone screen meant kath h not Keith H

It's easy for Mr. Governor to say. He has power at his private mansion in Mendham and the Governor's Mansion in Trenton. Not to mention he doesn't have to worry about filling up the tank of his government-issued car or helicopter.

Governor, why don't you elaborate and state which places in the state will have to wait longer than the week you stated where power is to be restored...people are panicking which is why people continue to stock on gas...the fact that you state that most of nj will have power restored by the end of the week is a bold statement and if it doesn't happen, I think you should be held liable...bold statement to make

Mr. Governor,

Your obviously blind no power, no gas. power lines down everywhere and no, all roads are not passable. Don't you think we the people of NJ know if we could make it to work and get back to normal we would and will. The fact is you need a better knowledge of all the ravaged areas in your state. Your carry a big stick attitude is getting real old.

Nice to see the Hoboken mayor made it past 2nd Street. It took a visit from her friend the governor which brought the TV cameras uptown.

Read the latest PSE&G report. 78% of gas stations now powered, 80% of schools powered. PSE&G moving crews out of their southern area to northern areas as they have made significant progress in Southern areas, About 75 % now powered overall.
This is significant progress in the face of this historic storm.

Significant progress? JCP&L can't even give me a ballpark date of when they're even going to start work in my neighborhood.

Yes whats JCP&L's update for all northern nj areas.

Www.pseg.com/work plan

you think the utilities have time to answer phone request for power restoration, you are completely removed from real world considerations

You must have your power, internet huh intelligent one I see.....

Does anyone know if the Ocean County courthouse will be open Monday.

I am surprised these comments surprise anyone from the governor

Why are we opening garden state plaza and the movie theatre where all the PSEG trucks and equipment are stored ?!? Isn't that traffic going to make it more difficult for these workers to get in and out if that area!?!
Aldo many traffic lights are still out - good luck at those intersections -

There appears to be a bunch of those entitlement seekers here Romney spoke of. People lost homes, friends and family. So deal with it !

Smart move making odd even days for gas when most stations can't get gas but every other day,so we are pumping to the same people . All the trucks you brought in from out of state to work on the power lines are working on driving aimlessly down roadways running up billable hours for nj taxpayers to pay !! The problem is management , and it starts with you ! Bad job. Oh and stop flying around in helicopters and wasting gas, and fix the real problem. Jcpl!!

Hopatcong had 100% without power until yesterday. Today 88% without power. Yep.....getting right back to normal!

Why doesn't the governor come and tour nw jersey. Do u realize sussex county is part of nj.Hopatcong is still 88% without power. Schools r closed indefinitely here. So governor how would u like me to get to work and how would u like me to relax???FEMA doesn't even consider my area a disaster area wtf.....

Everything will be back to normal tomorrow. Chris will pick you up in his helicopter at 7 am to take you to work.

Crazy. Assholes

We leave in Watchung and we have not seen so far any improvement. The entire town is out of power and the power lines hang everywhere. The school is not opening tomorrow, so at least the kids could stay for part of day in a warm place! I don't understand how the governor thinks I could go to work tomorrow- I work in the city and our office is open, but as long as the school is not on, I am forced to take days off - I cannot leave the kids at home with an indoor temperature of 60F with the babysitter! This is hilarious! The schools, transportation/ gas stations, grocery stores should be priority when it come to restoring power!

^disagree. HOMES should be first. Then work. Then businesses. Then schools.

Hard to go to work when your kids do not have schools.

What a bunch of babies. This was a 1000 mile wide storm, a 100 year event. Hoboken had a lot of water damage but known of our buildings were knocked down like down the shore or on Staten Island. All you needed was some water and a sweater. It's boring when there is no light by 6:00 but you're not going to die. What do want? A miracle? Look at how many downed trees and lines not just in Hoboken but all over NJ. My relatives in Ohio closed the school because of the impact the storm had there. I work for myself and haven't been able to do much this week in terms of work and I am not blaming the Governor for it. That's ridiculous. The lines are much shorter for gas and we have public transportation. Buck up. Are these adults complaining here?

How can everything be okkkkk my daughter's school Clinton Elementary Mapplewood NJ still don't have power,there are no M/E trains running to NYC

Watch as you go to work or school tomorrow and see the complete picture of what this historic storm did to our area , And to have most of the power on in 7 days is nothing short of amazing.. So enjoy work and school tomorrow, and don't forget to thank all those utility workers, police,fire,first aid and Public works workers for keeping you safe!!!!!!!ENJOY YOUR DAY.

I am with you Donna..couldn't have said it any better!!!

I agree as well Donna, People are worried and complaining on facebook that they have no cable, or that they are still going to have to pay their utility and phone bills this month and next. Though many people have come together to help others, there are a lot of people who are still suffering trying to put their lives back together. Others haven't been able to come back to what used to be their home, because of road closures and unsafe situations. People are complaining about the gas situation, no offense, should have gassed your vehicle before the storm, it was said it was going to be massive, and how damaging it would be. Fine generators run out of gas, thats understandable, but people are going crazy over their vehicles. I have heard stories of people getting stabbed in gas lines, thats insane. I also had a co worker, an EMT, get gas stolen from his vehicle. People should not add to the disaster, but come together to help everyone get back on their feet. People have to understand that someone out their has it a million times worst then they do and be grateful for the better situation that they are in, though they may not have power.

People who did not lose their house and all their stuff and are sitting in a shelter have NO room to complain about this storm. Most of our lives will return to normal soon and if we act that way normalcy may come sooner. For example - I would bet that half the people lined up for gas today had a half tank already and could have waited a few days but people are still in a slight panic mode.

Hey Chris, why dont you relax and eat another donut, why don't you? Im not sure what state you live in, but I live in NJ. And as of Sunday night not all roads are open. Not even close.. You must be confusing our state with the drive thru line at duncan donuts in Princton. And we would love to go back to work, but again the work place has no electricity,..
And by the way, my employer is NOT paying me for the last week of not being able to work due to not having electricity. So, I sit at home, in my cold and dark house and go broke.. Throw in some 3 hour gas lines and looting as well, but no real reason to be upset, right? Happy donut Chris.

More like abnormal. If we're the 1700's it would normal not to have electric for a week. When u have a family it's even harder to get back to so called normal without power. I like to see Christie on line waiting for gas and chopping wood for the fireplace to keep his family warm.

Western Bergen county, especially Wyckoff, is a disaster zone. Our mayor is clueless, the Governor hasn't bothered to pay much attention north of Little Ferry and our own F. Scott Garrett is MIA. Let's make our voices heard on Election Day.

After more than ten hours in gas lines this weekens and still no power on my street in Short Hills, I am more supportive than ever of Governor Christie's desire to penalize the utilties at a greater rate than $100 a day. How about $1,000,000?

For God's sake people... just get out of your mansion, get on your private helicopter, and have your pilot fly you to work! What's so hard about that???

In other words, let us eat cake!

This whole mess is nobody's fault but our own. The Northeast was incapable of dealing with a hurricane of this magnitude. Christie is not to blame any more than PSE&G. Much of the damage would have been mitigated if we buried our power lines instead of stringing them on poles. Don't know who or when that decision was made but it's one of the most penny wise/pound foolish decisions ever made.

Who's fault is it that we build in low coastal areas prone to flooding every 10 years and catastrophic flooding every 50?

The gas line nonsense is a conundrum to me. Somebody is screwing up but not sure who. Clearly the gas companies want to sell gas. It can't be a power problem only like some are saying. If that were true, then we wouldn't have stations running out of gas. I suspect we won't have an answer to that question until we do a post mortem on this mess next month.

This feels like we're living in a 3rd world country.

Wa wa wa...what a putz!

Maybe the Governor should have been more focused on his NJ residents/supporters rather than acting as a tour guide to Obama.

Callahan if you knew anything about anything you'd be dangerous. The president was here to see the damage. The governor showed him and we received massive federal aid because of it. Crawl back under your rock you low life.

Just curious: of the 22 million gallons of gas were sent down to be distributed between New York and New Jersey, how much of that was gas FEMA took back because Gov. Christie REFUSED NJ the free gas they offered us???

I don't understand his decision, in an effort to prevent 'mayhem' (as if it's not already here)?? The way I dealt with it....I buy gas in PA until all this mess is resolved. FACT: I use less gas driving 40 miles than idling in a long gas line. I spend less time driving 1 hour than siting in a long gas line for 1 1/2 - 2 hours. I'm confident I won't get to the pump and they will be out of gas!!! It's a no-brainer for me. I bet he hasn't been without electricity/heat for a week now!!!

Wait a minute - he says all roads are now open? I live in Long Valley where there are MANY roads still closed and impassable due to huge trees and downed wires over the roads. We couldn't open schools or go to work even if we had power!

Excellent work Claire. Thanks for keeping us up to date with your timely reports. All the best.

John Bredin

Where are our local government officials? They have let us all down. How come they are so silent? The government says if a filling station needs gas they will have it???? in in Basking Ridge! Roads are cleared, not in Basking Ridge! Have not seen a JCPL truck yet. Govenor, there are more people than those who live on your beloved Jersey Shore. HELP ALL CITIZENS!

I started contacting the Hudson County Clerk's office on Thurs., the minute I evacuated Hoboken, about absentee voting. After being told that it would not be done, and having hundreds of friends call state and Fed'l agencies on my behalf, we heard that the Gov. had reconsidered. So I applied for an absentee ballot application. It came in a non-interactive format. According to the Clerk, they do not have "updated" equipment to create other than a PDF file. So, I downloaded it to a thumbdrive, walked to Kinkos, printed it out, brought it back for my husband and myself to fill in, went back to Kinkos and faxed it. Still waiting for the ballot. Fortunately, we're heading back to Hoboken, today, so I will vote in place, but this seems more than a little obstructionist to me.

The gas thing has 2 parts. First, becasue of the storm there was delays in deliveries of gas, espeically from the barges that were held outside the harbor to ride out the storm. In addition trucks were also having issues getting thru. Next, the gas stations did not have power so they could not get gas that they had, out of the pumps. Actually our panic buying also contributed to long lines. SO between power back on, barges delivering their gas supplies, streets celar to get the trucks through, and rationing to control ous from panic buying, I had no wait to get gas this morning. Lets focus on our neighbors who need our help rather than shooting at the Gov., Iam a democrat but he handled this one well.

I realize that patience is wearing thin, but really everyone, think about this. Christie has been everywhere in the last week, and trying to get help and information to everyone in NJ. When he said "go to work" he obviously meant if you can. "All roads are open", means main roads/highways. I just passed 6 closed gas stations and only 2 open ones in a small area that has partial power restored. One station was open, the one across the street, closed and powerless, it's not a shortage! It's a power problem!!!! Private streets and smaller areas in towns with blocked roads are making it difficult for many of us to get around, myself included, but saying that he is sitting in a heated fully powered mansion with power and not caring is just insane. Tell me something, if he wasn't on air, wasn't traveling via helicopter to the hard hit areas and just sitting back out of sight, what would throw at him then?? If you have your home, your health and family at the end of this storm, please breathe and listen to what he's saying. It's been a week and so much has already improved, you can't expect it to be 100% normal.

Just got back from helping the Fire Department in Toms River. You people in North Jersey have no idea how well off you are compared to the people in that area. You people think you live in a disaster zone because you have no power and can't get gas when you want. The east side of this state got slammed from north to the south. There are thousands of people 10 times worse off than we are. Stop whining about how bad you have it and pointing fingers at everyone else. Go see how you can help your neighbors that are worse off than you, and maybe you'll realize it's not all about YOU.

Christie -- do your job and get the gas in here to open stations. Stop causing panickwith this even and odd plate BS and get power back to the working class 1st instead of making the shore and the gambling hub a priority versus the citizens trying to stay warm and earn a living. Thanks for neglecting North NJ and giving us a great line of BS -- I hope karma comes back to bite you in that big backside of yours (can't miss it).

Shelby i disagree. It should be much better by now. We pay taxes for Government services as much as the people on the shore. My heart goes out to thse who lost everything but they were living in a know hazard zone. Gov Christie has gotten alot of press and resources for the shore but I have no power, underground power lines, and have not seen any JCPL crews. Bernards TWP have over 6600 houses without power, 36% of all of JCPL's outages in Somerset County. Where are their crews.

Securing/building infrastructure for disasters like Sandy cost MONEY at the local level. And nobody what's to pay the higher taxes to get the work done. So people should revisit this thread in 2 years and ask......Was I willing to pay more in taxes to make sure this never happens again, or did I move on and spend the money on ME.

JCP&L report on Governor's site is 3 days old now and total fiction. I thought he got updates twice a day according to the press conference.

Has he driven the roads in towns not by the shore? Leaning poles, 100 foot trees leaning on wires, wires and transformers down on road, more than half the town without power and he is going ahead with Halloween. We shouldn't even be driving on half of these streets,

A week ago we were preparing?? Is that what Christie said? That's pathetic. He spent five days telling us all to prepare for power outages that could last 7-10 days. Presumably that would likely include refineries and gas stations. So why not ask the 46 states NOT affected by the storm to bring gasoline to our area. Stage the trucks in western PA and wait for the storm to pass before moving it to the stations that need it. Why wait until five days AFTER the storm to kiss up to Obama and beg for generators to be flown in? Why not fly them in five days BEFORE the storm? If memory serves, this is the same governor who was in DisneyWorld when another devastating storm hit a year ago to the day. Why not ask the oil companies who pollute our state and eat up so much coastal real estate to have tankers safely follow the storm up the coast and be ready to pump in gas from offshore once the storm passed? Other than using a few victims along the shore as props for future campaign ads, and blowing a lot of hot air at the power companies, what has Christie actually done? Now he's telling us to get back to work. Maybe he can offer us a state police chopper. Oh wait...never mind...he'll need that go get to his kid's hockey game.

Why are Gas Stations not required to have generators and even if there is no power why not get generators to the stations that have gas? Common Sense people!

Governor, YOU go back to work and get NJ gas. YOU open the schools after you beat up the NJ education system. YOU stay calm while the rest of us cope with the mess you made of this State.

Why should a private citizen be prohibited from purchasing gasoline from a private business?
You can't run around the country and the state claiming to hate government and claiming government is too intrusive in our lives and then say "just kidding" when it's politically expedient. The big man wants it both ways and that's what has a lot of us angry. Not to mention sucking up to his arch-enemy Obama when he needs the federal money and the feds' generators. If you are going to beg for help, at least have the common sense to do it BEFORE THE STORM...not five days AFTER.

My personal perspective is that the governors in NJ/NY should say: "We strongly recommend allowing as many of your employees to work from home as possible until this situation clears." No mandates, but just make it clear that it's OK to allow anyone who can to login from a remote location. It would ease congestion to some degree. Obviously people who answer the phones at the office cannot do that from home. People who are the general staff cannot do it from home. But most of the professionals can do their jobs from anywhere - so long as they are plugged in and have a phone line.

Maybe 10-25% of the people would do it, and that would ease the problems. Or maybe I'm just hoping to work from home this week!

We need less government not more. Private employers should make sound decisions without the government telling them what to do.

OMG stop!!! All if you...Christie is doing the best he can....no matter what he does if you don't care for the man you will knock him from pillar to post...just stop and be thankful for what you do gave....ungrateful morons...

Lucille You are right cowardly whining babies. Shame on them.

It might be a good idea were the gov to apply one of his size 14EEEs to the posterior of absentee First Energy backside in the form of hefty per diem fines. Might get things moving a bit faster and more efficiently.

THERE IS NOT A GAS SHORTAGE !!!! the stations require electricity to pump the gas into your tank....why can't you understand that ?????

If I had a dollar for every person who writes "shame on you" or "shame on them" on this blog, I would own PSE&G. Where do you get off judging and shaming others for what is an otherwise human reaction to an extreme situation? People need to vent their frustration in times like this. Complaining about the lack of power or gas does not necessarily mean that a person is ungrateful or being whiny. Stop playing Gratitude Police and get off your morally-superior high horse before you get a nosebleed.

I asked three closed gas stations in my area...they told me their tanks in the ground are almost full but they have no power to pump the gas. There is one station that is using a hand pump to pump gas. The stations with power are pumping gas to all the people who normally go to the stations without power. Thats why they are running out of gas...this is not that hard to understand !!!!

Day 8 no power and another storm. Just when i got back to normal...not...im moving back to san diego. Just palm trees there and lines are underground.

I agree we need to get back to normal, but I find the Governor's comments a bit harsh. It feels everyone is stressed, especially him. But I thank him for his consistent support of our President. We've all felt the pain from this storm, and there are still others far worse off than any of us. Let's keep them in our prayers, and hope Christie keeps close watcdh on them. Let's hope...

Boy I could not handle reading all of this but one thing I know, there are many powered gas stations with no gas and our officials seem to not know this. I went out and drove my new circle of gas station route to hit many in one big circle in order to use as little gas as possible looking. Out of approx 12 I checked. 5 had power and no gas. Sad!!!

What a bunch of wimps we Americans have become! Are we so spoiled that we can't survive a week or two without power? Don't we all own blankets , coats, sweaters, & hats?? Are there so many of us dumb enough to not keep a supply of canned goods, crackers, peanut butter, jelly, & dry cereal?? How did our forefathers create this great country without electricity, central plumbing, paved roads, & WALMART??? Wake up, Americans! Our young men & women are fighting for us in 3rd world counties without all the luxuries we enjoy each day. Let's endure our temporary inconvenience and imagine how our military personal survive each day.

Jersey Strong? What a bunch of cry babies. You had PLENTY of time to prepare for a slow moving storm. AND WHERE s everyone going over the weekend? The Malls are packed? STAY HOME. NOW you have to go to work?????

GET READY FOR ROUND II

About time for Gov. Christi to enact his "or else" plans for JCPL / First Energy. Their power restoration "estimates" are straight from Alice in Wonderland.

Gov Christie is in a pipe dream with his private helicopter and no power issues of his own he can't relate to his constituents such as those in Parsippany where 5,000 households still don't have power. Sure the new normal -- no power, no heat, gas lines due to supply chain mismanagement at the state level and utility workers being turned away because they are union brothers. Just another day of corruption and being out of touch with the constituents. Need to vote this all talk and no action clown out of office next year.

He has failed in his job. This is part of his job. Having a disaster recovery plan in detail. not him, but whoever he appointed to have this in place. But no he was too busy campaining all over the country, using NJ state troopers at tax payer expense, He was too busy vetoing measures that would have brought revenues to pay for these needed recovery plans.
Yet some love him what is it? his devil may care I am going to eat all I want attitude>what is it???

If there's no damage to your property, you can get to to work, why not go to work. I don't see why people complain. If there's no power at my house, but I can get to work ,and there's power at work, I might as well get some work done, charge up my devices at work, and save a sick/vacation day. its better than staying at home with no power, complaining that there's no power.

agreed OJ. I went to work on Wed. even though we had no internet and i need internet to do anything. But we had power there, Not of course in Fair lawn, still don't have. If this governer would have been focused on his job like he has sort of been this week, we would have had a recovery plan in place, not this scrambling around he is going blaming PSEG now. And i don't know if his forcing them to make all these forecasts now is not slowing them up.

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