Third Circuit Revives Challenge to New Jersey Gun-Industry Liability Law September 9, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Third Circuit revives NSSF’s challenge to New Jersey’s gun-industry liability law, allowing federal claims to proceed while the law remains in force.
NJ Water Rate Increase, Gas Bill Decrease & Nuclear Power Moves Forward September 9, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. NJ regulators approve higher water rates, propose lower gas bills and move the state’s advanced nuclear power program forward.
Third Circuit Vacates NJ Approval for $1B Gas Pipeline September 9, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Court vacates NJ approval for the $1B NESE gas pipeline, citing unresolved dredging controls and toxic sediment risks in Raritan Bay.
Toll Brothers Files 118-Townhome Plan for 300 Madison Avenue September 4, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Toll Brothers seeks approval for 118 townhomes at 300 Madison Avenue in Morris Township, including 24 affordable homes.
FEMA Rejects New Jersey Winter-Storm Appeal Covering 19 Counties September 4, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. FEMA rejected New Jersey’s winter-storm appeal covering 19 counties after the state cited more than $100 million in storm costs.
Morris School District Seeks Approval for $158.4 Million Building Plan September 4, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Voters will decide Sept. 15 whether to approve Morris School District’s $158.4 million referendum for renovations and improvements.
Morris County Mail Ballots on Schedule as Federal USPS Rules Remain Blocked September 1, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Morris County mail ballots remain on schedule for Sept. 19 as federal USPS voting rules stay blocked amid an ongoing court appeal.
New Jersey joins lawsuit accusing Amazon of manipulating ad auctions September 1, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. FTC and 22 states allege Amazon’s ad auction reserves raised costs by billions. Amazon denies deception and says its system improved results.
Prospect Park councilman admits directing gambling proceeds to his campaign September 1, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Shah is one of 42 people who have been indicted since the initial arrests in April 2025 following a two-year investigation into illegal gambling, loansharking, extortion, and money laundering tied to the Lucchese crime family.
New Jersey Requires Data Centers to Disclose Water and Energy Use August 28, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. New Jersey now requires data centers to disclose water and energy use, with new reporting rules and guidance for local governments.
