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In wake of Seaside fire ruling, officials call for vigilance on electrical inspections Source: The Star-Ledger

Decades-old electrical lines snaked under the weathered wooden planks in Seaside Park. Nearly 11 months ago, as Hurricane Sandy battered the shore, those lines were compromised by corrosive seawater and sand.

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