World Cup Transit Review Urges Lower Stadium Ridership Goal July 28, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. NJ Transit review says World Cup operations met targets but recommends lower future stadium transit ridership commitments.
Federal Court Ends Oversight of Edna Mahan Women’s Prison After Five-Year Reform Order July 28, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Federal court ends five years of oversight at Edna Mahan Women’s Prison after reforms met consent decree requirements.
New Jersey Bans Grocery Surveillance Pricing July 28, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. New Jersey bans surveillance pricing for groceries and pauses new digital shelf labels under the Fair Price Protection Act.
Boonton extends tax-bill grace period as Montville opens home-repair aid July 22, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Boonton delays 2026-27 tax bills while Montville offers up to $25,000 in forgivable home repair assistance for eligible households.
New Jersey Supreme Court rejects eminent-domain land swap July 22, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. New Jersey Supreme Court rules towns cannot condemn private land solely for swaps to obtain other property for public use.
Guilty plea exposes $1.5 million cell phone shipment theft network July 22, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. A New York man pleaded guilty in a $1.5 million cell phone theft ring that targeted shipments using stolen tracking data.
Mars plans to close Newark headquarters as WARN notice covers 307 jobs July 22, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Mars will close its Newark headquarters by 2027 as a WARN notice covers 307 jobs. Hackettstown operations will remain open.
NJ MVC Software Error Led to Registration of 6,600 Noncitizens July 21, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. A New Jersey MVC software error mistakenly registered about 6,600 noncitizens to vote after they indicated they were not U.S. citizens.
New Jersey e-bike riders now face license and registration requirements July 20, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. New Jersey e-bike rules now require registration and, for many riders, a license. Learn who needs insurance and how to comply.
New Jersey opens a path toward new nuclear power, but no project has been approved July 20, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. New Jersey begins a competitive process for new nuclear power, but no reactor has been approved and costs remain uncertain.
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