New Jersey Opens Whippany Office for Insurance Fraud Investigations

June 18, 2026 by Eric Blair

New Jersey opens a Whippany office for insurance fraud investigations, expanding fraud enforcement in northern NJ and protecting consumers.

NJ Labor Department Awards $3M for Worker Rights Outreach, Including Morris County Services

June 17, 2026 by Eric Blair

NJ Labor Department awards $3M in grants to support worker rights outreach, paid leave assistance, and labor law education.

Morristown High School Art Show and Film Fest Close Out the School Year

June 3, 2026 by Eric Blair

Morristown High School Art Show and Film Fest celebrates student talent with its 2026 Art & Design Show and “Out of Order” Film Fest ahead of graduation.

Morristown Asks Residents to Weigh In on New Parks and Open Space Plan

June 3, 2026 by Eric Blair

Town launches Open Space and Recreation Plan update with June 4 Park Night events at four community parks.

Mejia Wins NJ-11 Democratic Primary, Setting Up November Rematch With Hathaway

June 3, 2026 by Eric Blair

Analilia Mejia dominated the Democratic primary in New Jersey’s 11th Congressional District, setting up a closely watched November showdown against Republican Joe Hathaway.

Randolph Rental Owners Face June 30 Lead Paint Inspection Deadline in NJ

June 3, 2026 by Eric Blair

Randolph landlords must schedule lead-based paint inspections by June 30, 2026, to comply with New Jersey law.

New Jersey Cannabis Regulator Announces Recall of ButACake Peach Elixir Beverage

June 3, 2026 by Eric Blair

New Jersey regulators announced a recall of ButACake Peach Elixir cannabis beverages over possible packaging defects.

Madison Man Charged With Assaulting ICE Officers During Delaney Hall Protest

June 3, 2026 by Eric Blair

Federal prosecutors say the Madison man kicked and bit ICE officers near Delaney Hall detention center.

Randolph Township Proposes $90K for Randolph Lake Improvements and Police Cameras

May 8, 2026 by Eric Blair

Randolph Township plans $90K for Randolph Lake improvements and police cameras at a May 19 public hearing.

NJDOL Stop-Work Orders Hit NJ Restaurant and Urgent Care Employers Over $240K Wage Violations

May 8, 2026 by Eric Blair

NJDOL issued stop-work orders to a Flemington restaurant and Jersey City urgent care employers over $240K in wage violations.

New Jersey Opens Whippany Office for Insurance Fraud Investigations

NJ Labor Department Awards $3M for Worker Rights Outreach, Including Morris County Services

Morristown High School Art Show and Film Fest Close Out the School Year

Morristown Asks Residents to Weigh In on New Parks and Open Space Plan

Mejia Wins NJ-11 Democratic Primary, Setting Up November Rematch With Hathaway

Randolph Rental Owners Face June 30 Lead Paint Inspection Deadline in NJ

New Jersey Cannabis Regulator Announces Recall of ButACake Peach Elixir Beverage

Madison Man Charged With Assaulting ICE Officers During Delaney Hall Protest

Randolph Township Proposes $90K for Randolph Lake Improvements and Police Cameras

NJDOL Stop-Work Orders Hit NJ Restaurant and Urgent Care Employers Over $240K Wage Violations

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