‘Flipping NJ’ Investor Admits Fraud, Money Laundering and Paterson Bribery

October 26, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.

“Flipping NJ” investor Cesar Pina pleads guilty to fraud, money laundering and paying a Paterson official to advance real estate development projects.

Three Charged in Morris County Mail Theft and Check Fraud

October 15, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.

Three charged in Morris County mail theft and check fraud following investigation into checks stolen from residential mailboxes.

Randolph Schedules West Hanover Avenue Closures Oct. 15–16

October 15, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.

West Hanover Avenue between Sussex Tpke and Westminster Dr is scheduled to close 9 a.m. Oct. 15-16, for water main work.

Midtown Direct Trains Will Shift to Hoboken for Five Weeks Starting Monday

October 9, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.

NJ Transit Midtown Direct trains will shift to Hoboken Oct. 12–Nov. 14. See schedule changes, transfer options and ticket rules.

Mendham Water Notice Explains Yard Inspections for Unidentified Service Lines

September 24, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.

New Jersey American Water plans service line inspections in Mendham to identify lead and galvanized pipes. Learn what residents should expect.

Mendham Warns of Fake Land-Use Invoices Sent to Property Owners

September 21, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.

Mendham Borough warns property owners about fake land-use approval fee invoices and shares steps to avoid phishing and report fraud.

New Jersey Contractor Rules Approach Oct. 1 Start Amid Dispute Over Their Reach

September 21, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.

New Jersey’s contractor rules take effect Oct. 1 as officials, businesses and freelancers debate the ABC test and its impact.

Developer Pleads Guilty in $13,000 Newark Permit-Bribery Scheme

September 4, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.

Menashe Davidovitz pleaded guilty in a $13,000 Newark permit-bribery scheme and a separate Homeland Security ID card conspiracy.

Federal charges add a second explosives case against Denville man

September 1, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.

Denville man Joseph Rizos faces three federal explosives charges tied to materials allegedly stored at his home. No motive is alleged.

New Medicaid Rules Could Affect 540,000 in New Jersey

August 18, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.

New Medicaid work rules start Jan. 1, 2027, potentially affecting 540,000 New Jersey adults. Here’s what residents should know.

‘Flipping NJ’ Investor Admits Fraud, Money Laundering and Paterson Bribery

Three Charged in Morris County Mail Theft and Check Fraud

Randolph Schedules West Hanover Avenue Closures Oct. 15–16

Midtown Direct Trains Will Shift to Hoboken for Five Weeks Starting Monday

Mendham Water Notice Explains Yard Inspections for Unidentified Service Lines

Mendham Warns of Fake Land-Use Invoices Sent to Property Owners

New Jersey Contractor Rules Approach Oct. 1 Start Amid Dispute Over Their Reach

Developer Pleads Guilty in $13,000 Newark Permit-Bribery Scheme

Federal charges add a second explosives case against Denville man

New Medicaid Rules Could Affect 540,000 in New Jersey

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