Staff-written local alerts, briefs, notices, and quick updates for Morristown-area readers.
Randolph Township Proposes $90K for Randolph Lake Improvements and Police Cameras
May 8, 2026
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
NJDOL issued stop-work orders to a Flemington restaurant and Jersey City urgent care employers over $240K in wage violations.
New Jersey Signs Mercury-Free Flooring and Restaurant Reservation Protection Laws
May 7, 2026
New Jersey approves mercury-free flooring rules and bans unauthorized third-party restaurant reservations.
Rockaway Event Lands NJ World Cup Grant in Major $5 Million Community Program
May 7, 2026
Rockaway’s Tri-County Fair 2026 received funding through New Jersey’s $5 million FIFA World Cup community grant program.
New Jersey Reports Gains in Graduation, Dual Enrollment and Career Readiness Measures
May 7, 2026
New Jersey schools improved graduation, dual enrollment and career readiness rates, though absenteeism remains elevated.
Morristown Man Admits Small-Business Debt Relief Fraud Scheme
May 7, 2026
Morristown man admits role in $3.7M small-business debt relief fraud scheme tied to gambling and wire fraud charges.
Randolph Lists 5.65 Miles of Roads for 2026 Milling and Paving
May 6, 2026
The township says residents considering underground utility or storm drain connections should act before July 10 because newly repaved streets cannot be excavated for three years except in emergencies. RANDOLPH,
Route 46 Overnight Lane Closures Begin for Morris County Pavement Project
May 6, 2026
The work affects Route 46 between Mine Hill and Denville and is expected to continue overnight on weeknights for about two weeks. MORRIS COUNTY, NJ – Overnight lane closures began
NJ Warns Medicaid and SNAP Changes Could Cut Benefits for Thousands
May 6, 2026
NJ warns that federal Medicaid and SNAP changes could reduce coverage, increase costs, and affect food assistance for thousands of residents.
NJ Finalizes New Rules on Independent Contractor Classification
May 6, 2026
New Jersey finalized new regulations clarifying how employers must classify workers under the state’s independent contractor and ABC test standards.