Morristown Minute

The newly introduced bill would let people sue over alleged constitutional violations during civil immigration enforcement, while leaving qualified immunity intact.

As Morristown digs out from the Blizzard of ’26, residents are navigating snow cleanup, altered commutes into Manhattan, & a busy local calendar that includes Morristown ONSTAGE.

With blizzard conditions expected through Monday evening, officials are urging residents to stay off the roads as crews work to clear snow and restore service.

NJ asked a federal judge to require FEMA to resume BRIC grant activity after a 2025 ruling; officials say stalled funding affects projects meant to reduce storm and flood damage.

The suit challenges DOE and OMB actions that states say cut off congressionally funded programs and stalled projects aimed at lowering utility costs.

Sherrill Bars ICE From Using Nonpublic Areas Of State Property Without a Warrant, Launches Portal for Residents to Submit Video Footage of ICE Interactions.

From immigration enforcement to a major rail cutover that reshapes commutes, the past 10 days brought a mix of news for Morristown residents.

ICE agent fired gun during Roxbury arrest attempt; NJ Attorney General opens independent investigation as residents cite video and demand answers

Acting AG Davenport Secures Settlement with Trump Administration That Will Protect $1 Billion in Education Funding for New Jersey