An Expired Registration Can Put Your License Plate on a Morris County Police Watch List November 12, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Morris County police can put plates on a watch list for expired registration. Automated license plate readers can then alert police.
Roxbury Seeks ICE Contract Details After Protest Ends Council Meeting November 11, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Roxbury seeks a reported ICE contract to assess planned work at a proposed detention site after protests ended a council meeting.
Cranbury Promises Public Answers After $26 Million Theft From Housing Funds November 11, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Cranbury promises answers after a $26 million housing fund theft. Nearly $17.3 million is frozen; the final taxpayer loss remains unknown.
New Jersey Warns Census Proposal Could Exclude Hundreds of Thousands of Residents November 10, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. NJ officials warn a 2030 Census proposal could exclude at least 600,000 state residents, putting representation and federal funding at risk.
NJ Transit Reaches Negotiating Agreement for Two Parcels Beside Morristown Station November 10, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. NJ Transit and a developer will plan uses for two parcels beside Morristown station. Uses include housing, offices, retail and parking.
Lincoln Park Police Searched for Any White GMC Acadia and Got 609 Records November 11, 2026November 9, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Police can search ALPR database by vehicle description with no plate. One Lincoln Park search for a white GMC Acadia returned 609 records.
New Jersey Seeks Input on Who Pays to Power Large Data Centers November 5, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Comments are due Nov. 13 on how NJ should assign grid upgrade costs to large data centers and when utilities should cut their power.
Chris Russo Leads Morris County Commissioner Race by 21,030 Votes November 5, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Chris Russo leads Tayfun Selen by 21,030 votes in unofficial returns and could become the first Democrat elected to the board since 1973.
Advocates Ask New Jersey for Hearing on Local Opioid Settlement Spending November 5, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Advocate groups back a hearing on opioid settlement spending by NJ counties and towns, which are due about half of more than $1.1 billion.
Sherrill Warns New Jersey Terminals to Turn Away Russian Diesel November 3, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Sherrill urged NJ ports to reject Russian diesel as tankers head toward the U.S., saying a Treasury license conflicts with a 2022 import ban.
