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Morristown Station brings 89 apartments and retail next to train station, while The Metro targets the Staples plaza site on Lafayette Avenue—two approvals reshaping our town.

Court rules in favor of multistate coalition in lawsuit challenging Trump Administration’s suspension of infrastructure funding.

Two laws signed in Gov. Murphy’s final days require cursive instruction in grades 3–5 and direct every district to restrict cell phone use starting in the 2026–27 school year

Mikie Sherrill opened her administration by signing six executive orders, including declaring a state of emergency tied to electricity costs, pushing permitting reform, and more.

A lawsuit challenges Morristown’s condemnation area designation for a key stretch by the Green, adding new uncertainty as the Town Council moves forward with a chosen redeveloper

UPDATE: ICE raids trigger protests, school-district safety demands, and a rare federal court order finding a Morristown teen’s detention violated due process.

Healthcare spending rises faster than state’s target; higher commercial prices, concentrated markets, workforce strain collide with uneven burdens across race, income, geography

Project will modernize courtroom security and accessibility, preserve historic Washington Street courthouse and reshape traffic and parking along Schuyler Place for two years

A months-long zoning case over a two-faced sign on Indian Road has become a flashpoint in Denville, as residents question whether a towering digital billboard belongs.

Clark Township Allegedly Used the Police Department to Harass and Intimidate Black and Other Non-White Motorists to Keep Them Out of Clark