Morristown News
Curated headlines from trusted local sources.
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More Details On Claim Of Dead Mouse In Peppers: Recall Roundup
Cars that may come to a dead stop at high speeds among three auto recalls; Amazon painkillers recalled; baby bath seat a drowning hazard.
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New Nor'easter Forms Off Atlantic Coast: How It Could Impact NJ
Forecasters warn of multiple weather threats as New Jersey prepares for strong winds and plunging temperatures.
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'Dracula' Reimagining To Take Morristown High School Stage
The school's production of Kate Hamill's "Dracula" puts a feminist twist on the classic vampire tale, with horror, humor, and lots of blood.
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Man Bit Victim's Ear Off In Point Pleasant Beach Bar Fight, Authorities Say
Two Toms River men have been charged with assaulting the victim during the fight that happened Saturday, according to court proceedings.
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Historic Long Valley General Store Eyes Long-Awaited Reopening
Known as one of the oldest general stores in NJ, the store is planning a soft opening this weekend after being closed for more than a year.
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Dogs Are Family, But They May Not Be Welcome Everywhere [The Question]
Dog-friendly culture has its limits. Does an invitation to someone's home include the four-legged family members, or is that pushing it?
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Morris Co. Man Tried To Have Sex With Teen, Sped Off In Car, Cops Say
After arriving at a predetermined rendezvous, the man sped off in his car, "dangerously" fleeing and putting drivers at risk, police said.
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Passaic County Child Robbed Online Marketplace Sellers At Gunpoint, Cops Say
The child arranged to meet two victims on a street corner before brandishing a gun and stealing what they intended to sell, police said.
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Years Of Abuse Preceded NJ Girl's Death, Report Says
The 9-year-old girl was homeschooled by her mother and stepfather, according to a report. The couple is charged with her murder.
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How Trick-Or-Treating Is Changing In America’s Neighborhoods: Block Talk
For some, the gradual disappearance of door-to-door Halloween trick-or-treating feels like the disappearance of neighborhood life itself.
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Severe Storms, Strong Winds To Hit NJ: See Timing, Impacts
New Jersey is set for a "wild weather ride" Friday with a warm afternoon, stormy evening, windy night and frosty weekend ahead.
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Greater Morris Food Pantry Leader Earns Lifetime Achievement Award
Carolyn Lake, executive director of the Interfaith Food Pantry Network, was recognized for her decades of service fighting food insecurity.
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370+ Housing Units Eyed For Mendham, And Neighboring Officials Want Answers
Mendham Twp. officials say the logistics of how/if 3 housing projects in the Borough affect the community have not been made clear to them.
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'Friday The 13th' Prequel, Filmed In Warren County, Now Streaming
The horror series was shot in the same area the original film was more than 40 years ago.
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Screen Time Slashed For These NJ Students Under New Policy
The move comes as the Garden State makes a broader effort towards limiting phones and screens in all public classrooms.
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Smoked Salmon Recalled In NJ For Listeria Risk
Find out which packages to avoid.
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Morristown Medical Center To Benefit From Record $5M Cancer Research Gift
Two longtime Morris County residents are donating $5 million to Atlantic Health to support cancer research, clinical trials, and more.
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Man Fatally Shot At South Jersey Gas Station, Report Says
More than 30 shots were fired, according to the report.
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Storms, Then Big Weather Shift Ahead For NJ
Severe storms with damaging wind gusts and the coldest day in months are likely to follow a new front.
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Severe Weather Threat Expands Ahead Of Storms In NJ
Severe storms with damaging wind gusts and the coldest day in months are likely to follow a new front.
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The Scary Cost Of Candy For Trick-Or-Treating 2026
As candy prices soar, some households rethink what they’ll hand out to trick-or-treaters. Candy corn and even potatoes may have a moment.
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Trio Stole Checks From Mailboxes Throughout Morris County, Officials Say
The trio cashed the stolen checks within a week, police said.
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Camera Found In Rider University Dorm Bathroom, Investigation On
The university said the camera was turned over to police after staff found it at Kroner Hall.
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ICE Agent Arrested For DUI After Chaotic Bar Fight, Morris County Police Say
The off-duty agent falsely identified himself as a police officer during the interaction, according to authorities.
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Morris County Pizzeria Ranked The Best In NJ, DoorDash Says
The pizza was ranked the best in the state and among the best in the Northeast.
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Morristown Pizzeria Ranked The Best In NJ, DoorDash Says
The pizza was ranked the best in the state and among the best in the Northeast.
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Drive-By Shooting Kills Man, Sends Woman To Hospital In Bridgeton: Prosecutor
The 41-year-old man was shot multiple times and found in the area of Stewart Avenue.
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Power Grid Emergency Hits NJ: What To Know
The move was made to ensure that New Jersey and 12 other states reduce the risk of power shortages, officials said.
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Candidate Debate In NJ-11: Mejia, Hathaway Battle For Sherrill’s Old Congress Seat
Candidates appearing on the ballot in NJ-11 include Mejia (Democrat), Hathaway (Republican) and Alan Bond (independent).
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Man Trapped In Asphalt Bin For Hours In Egg Harbor Twp., Police Say
The Mays Landing man fell backwards in the bin and asphalt fell on top of him, trapping him for two and a half hours, police said.
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ICE Processed Immigrants At NJ Warehouse Despite Court Order, Officials Say
Federal officials said they processed 14 immigrants on the property, potentially violating a court order, according to a state official.
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Manchester Fire Chief Killed In Turnpike Hit-And-Run
The chief of the Ridgeway Volunteer Fire Company was working in a construction zone when he was hit, New Jersey State Police said.
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NJ Jan. 6 Rioters Are Suing The Federal Government: Here's Why
After being pardoned by the president, a handful of rioters from the Garden State are suing the Department of Justice.
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Free Flu Shot Clinic For Seniors Coming To Morristown
Morristown residents ages 65 and older can receive a free flu vaccine, and no appointment is necessary.
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NJ Housing Market Sees A Surprising Shift In Buyer Behavior
Redfin says fewer buyers can afford to close, with 12 percent of New Brunswick-area deals falling through in September.
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A Haunted House In Morris Co. Is Among The Scariest In The Country, New Ranking Says
The spooky attraction also features ten award-winning escape rooms and 'Haunted Hatchets' axe-throwing.
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2 Killed In Manalapan Crash, Authorities Say
The early morning crash occurred Tuesday on Route 9 south at Symmes Drive, police said.
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2 Teens Killed, 4 Others Hospitalized In Middlesex Co. Turnpike Crash
The two teens were thrown from the vehicle in the Sunday morning crash.
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Passaic County Car Meet, With 100+ Drivers, Ends With Gun Charges, Police Say
Many of the drivers and attendees were masked, including the two men who now face gun charges, according to authorities.
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Sydney Sweeney Spotted Filming At William Paterson University, Report Says
The beloved actress is filming the sequel to a 2025 thriller that brought in $400 million and was also filmed in the Garden State.
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NJ Bear Encounters Spike As Controversial Hunt Begins
Bear encounters have increased by over 20 percent compared to this time last year, according to NJ Fish and Wildlife.
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Massive Rare Shark Circles Fishing Boat Off NJ Coast
The massive whale shark, which is docile, spent 45 minutes around the boat, one of the captains said.
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Route 78 Crash Sends Whitehouse Rescue Squad, South Branch Crews To Rescue
Two people were trapped in an overturned SUV on Interstate 78 and were rescued on Sunday.
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Crash On Major Warren County Highway Hurts Several, Closes Lanes: Officials
This was the eighth accident on the highway that the local crews have responded to in the last 24 hours, officials said.
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Huge Rats Move In, Drive Families Out: Weird News & Oddities
A stolen porta-potty, a suspect with terrible timing, a giant porcupine with 20-inch quills, America’s creepiest roads, and more weird news.
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Unlicensed NJ Doctor Kills Woman In Botched Anti-Aging Injection: Prosecutors
The man faces murder charges after administering a deadly intravenous injection into a 27-year-old woman, officials say.
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Rifle-Wielding Man Robs Passaic County Laundromat, Police Say
The man stole hundreds from the coin-operated laundromat before running away, police said.
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‘Loved Beyond Words’: Funeral Services Set For Child Killed In Crash At NJ Farm Brewery
Two-year-old James Gabriel brought “immeasurable joy, laughter, and love into the lives of his family from the moment he entered the world.”
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Respiratory Illnesses On The Rise: See What's Circulating In NJ
The flu, COVID-19 and RSV share many symptoms, making it difficult to tell them apart. Here's what New Jersey resident should know:
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Car Knocks Down Traffic Light In Morristown, Avoid Area: Police
It's not clear when the roadways will reopen.
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ICE Is Illegally Using NJ Warehouse As Detention Facility, Advocates Say
The advocacy group submitted evidence of the court-defying activities to the Attorney General's Office, its lawyer says.
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Is Trick-Or-Treating Becoming A Zombie? [Block Talk]
More Americans are celebrating Halloween, but traditional trick-or-treating is losing ground as families embrace organized events.
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New Jersey Farmers Hit With Double Whammy Of Spring Freeze, Soggy Weekends
Apple picking is a fall staple for many families. However, NJ farms are struggling because extreme weather has affected most of their crops.
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Morristown Offering Fall Tennis Classes For Kids: See Details
Children ages 3 to 14 can learn tennis fundamentals during a four-week program at Lidgerwood Park beginning this month.
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Hurricane Forecast Updated: Details, Timing For NJ
Some severe thunderstorms, flash flooding and tidal flooding are possible Sunday as Hurricane Isaias remnants hit New Jersey.
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America’s Creepiest Roads Have Some Seriously Disturbing Backstories
From ax-wielding rabbits to faceless hitchhikers, America’s creepiest roads have legends and histories that seem written for Halloween.
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Where To Pick Pumpkins Near Morristown This Fall — And How To Carve Them
See a step-by-step guide on where to find your pumpkin and how to carve it.
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Chemical Giant To Pay Millions After Contaminating 2 Morris Co. Towns, AG Says
A settlement of $4.5 million has been reached after Hercules Inc. allegedly contaminated two Morris County sites, according to the AG.
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Passaic County Synagogue Burglar Nabbed By Police, Officials Say
The man smashed the synagogue's back door with a hammer before stealing cash, authorities said.
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The Best Pasta In The Country Is In Morris County, Ranking Says
Three Garden State spots made the top 100, but only one is the top-ranked restaurant for pasta.
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Isaias Strengthens Into Hurricane: See Projected NJ Impacts
Isaias will be the first Atlantic hurricane of the 2026 season, though it's the latest first hurricane to form in a season in a century.
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NJ Teen Hospitalized In ‘Benny Tripping’ Trend, Officials Warn
A dangerous social media trend can turn a common medicine into a medical emergency.
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NJ Transit Bus Driver Hospitalized After Crashing Into Englewood House
A NJ Transit driver crashed into a Bergen County house and car on Thursday morning.
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Man Stabs Woman To Death, Arrested After SWAT Stand-Off In Franklin Township: Prosecutor
Craig Montgomery, 60, of Somerset, charged at police officers with a knife before being arrested on Wednesday, said authorities.
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Nature’s Strange Clues About The Winter Ahead
Persimmon seeds, woolly bears, acorns and other bits of weather folklore are still used to predict winter, even if science says otherwise.
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These Weird-Looking Tubes Catch NJ Parking Violators–And They’re Popping Up Everywhere
The sudden proliferation of automatic traffic monitoring devices like the SafetyStick has been sparking debate in New Jersey.
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Morristown Nonprofit Collecting Winter Coats Ahead Of Giveaway
Market Street Mission is seeking new and gently used coats before its annual November event on the Morristown Green.
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Real NJ Cops Wanted To Act In Michael B. Jordan, Austin Butler ‘Miami Vice’ Reboot
Spray tans and mustaches are encouraged.
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Possible Hurricane Developing: See Potential NJ Impacts
A future hurricane is brewing in the Gulf. Here's how it could impact New Jersey this weekend.
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Legendary Morris County Diner Abruptly Closes Its Doors
After operating for nearly 40 years under two different owners, the diner closed its doors Tuesday night.
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Passaic County Duo Murdered Woman In Her Car, Jury Finds
The duo was found guilty of murder after three days of jury deliberations.
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Warren County Man Hit, Carried 140 Feet By Truck On Pa. Highway, Police Say
The 51-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene of the collision, according to officials.
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6 Teens Hit By SUV In Lindenwold, Police Say
One person was trapped under the vehicle along E. Gibbsboro Road.
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NJ Wawa Shooter Arrested In Sicklerville: Authorities
He shot a man and himself during a fight at the Sicklerville Road store.
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Morristown High's QB/Linebacker Up For NY Giants Award
Sophomore Marcello Cervone says he fell in love with football within the first minute of playing it.
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Crash Kills E-Scooter Driver In Vineland: Authorities
The driver of a Mercury was also involved in the collision along E Chestnut Avenue.
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NJ Man Who Plotted Christa Pike Jailbreak Speaks Out After Botched Execution: Report
The man tried to break Pike out of death row in 2012, 14 years before her botched execution made national headlines last week.
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Double Murder-Suicide In Montgomery Township: What We Know
David Grodnick reportedly gunned down his wife, Lora Grodnick, 62, and daughter, Sloane Grodnick, 24, in their family home in Montgomery.
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E. Coli Outbreak Linked To Berries Sold In These NJ Stores
A recall of two brands has expanded, according to the FDA.
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Postal Van Slams Into Passaic County Home, Official Says
The collision prompted a police and fire response, officials said.
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Dad Fatally Shoots Wife, Daughter In Double Murder-Suicide In Montgomery: Prosecutor
The Somerset County Prosecutor's Office has identified the two women and the man who were found dead with gunshot wounds in Montgomery.
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Nor'easter Wedding Leaves Brick Couple With Beautiful Memories
The nor'easter flooded their hotel and almost left one family member without his tuxedo, but they refused to let it spoil their day.
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Ill South River Man Freed From ICE Detention, Congresswoman Says
Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman said the man, who had been held at Delaney Hall since December, can now get medical care.
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Vineland Woman Who Fatally Ran Over Girlfriend Guilty Of Homicide
Breanna Rowley left the body to be found by another person along Glenside Road.
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Teen Skateboarder Mourned By Morris County Community
A fundraiser has been established to help the 14-year-old's family following the tragedy.
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'Ghostbusters,' 'Rocky Horror,' 'Music Man' Headline October At Morristown's MPAC
Concerts, musicals, game shows, and more are coming to MPAC this month.
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Jeep Runs Stop Sign, Collides With School Bus In Warren County, Police Say
The driver of the Jeep was hospitalized following the collision, officials said.
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1st West Nile Virus Death Reported In NJ In 2026
There have been 26 human cases of West Nile Virus reported, with 13 counties affected, the state said.
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Child Killed, Woman Injured In Crash At Farm Brewery In Monmouth County
The woman and child were hit as they walked through a parking lot, state police said.
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Woman Hit By Car, Killed In Passaic County, Police Say
The 50-year-old pedestrian was rushed to a nearby hospital following the collision, police said.
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3 Dead In Double Murder, Suicide In Montgomery Home
Police found two dead women and a dead man inside a Montgomery Township home after a welfare check.
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Boy, 14, Dead After Skateboarding Accident In Morris County
The incident is still under investigation.
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NJ Cop Shoots Dog That Attacked Him, Prosecutor Says
The officer was treated at Penn Medicine Princeton Medical Center and released after responding to a report of escaped livestock.
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Dead Mouse Claim, E. Coli And Listeria Put Foods On Alert: Recall Roundup
Peppers, cheese, frozen berries, pasta and salad dressing pulled from shelves over rodent, E. coli, listeria and salmonella concerns.
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11-Year-Old Battles Rare Blood Cancer, Passaic Co. Town Rallies To Help
An upcoming blood drive will benefit the sixth-grade softball player.
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Sexy Costumes, Politics And Booze At The Office Halloween Party [The Question]
Can you skip it? Are political costumes OK? How sexy and gory is too much? Is it OK to mock your company or job? And what about drinking?
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USPS Van Driver Drunkenly Crashes Into Car, Parsippany Police Say
A USPS supervisor had to fetch the government vehicle after the man was arrested, authorities said.
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Aaron Taylor-Johnson Films In Morristown Pub, Report Says
The report comes weeks after two other major movie stars were spotted filming a separate project in Morristown.
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NJ Takes Major Step Towards Expanding Nuclear Power
Sherrill's latest move towards nuclear power comes months after she ended a 50-year moratorium on the energy source.
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Floodwater-Soaked Golf Cart Ignites, Destroys Jersey Shore Home
A dog was rescued from the burning three-story house, officials said.
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4-Year-Old Girl Hit, Killed By Van In Lakewood: Report
The fatal accident happened Sept. 11, according to the report.
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Former NJ Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell Suspended From Pastor Duties At Covenant United Methodist Church
Dale Caldwell, who served as Pastor of Covenant United Methodist Church, recently resigned after a sexual harassment & ethics investigation.
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Weather Shift For NJ As New Front Moves In
While temperatures will reach the high 80s on Friday, New Jerseyans can expect a big change over the weekend.
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Grotesque Halloween Yard Displays Push Neighborhood Limits: Block Talk
Readers say Halloween should be scary, but gore, traumatized kids, noisy props and giant skeletons that linger past Oct. 31 cross the line.
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These Halloween Costumes Are Everywhere In 2026
Pop culture is driving 2026 costume trends, with many looks easy to pull together from closets, thrift stores and a little DIY ingenuity.
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$34K In Grants Awarded To Morris School District Programs
From robotics kits to bilingual book clubs, the grants will fund several new programs and resources for the district.
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5 Hospitalized After Rush-Hour Bus Crash In Newark
The bus driver, three passengers and the driver of the second vehicle were taken to the hospital after the collision, authorities said.
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NJ Congresswoman Gives Birth While Battling Assault Charges And Seeking Re-Election
It's been an unusual year for U.S. Rep. LaMonica McIver.
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Vandals Destroy Warren County Soccer Field With Car, Officials Say
The vandals caused more than $1,000 of damage, which will fall on the township's taxpayers.
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Passaic County College Professor Called Student Racist Over Trump Flag, Lawsuit Says
The student was ejected from the class and still hasn't received his degree, despite completing the necessary requirements, the suit reads.
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Beloved Jersey Shore Pizzeria Closes After 30+ Years In Business
The business announced that it would be ceasing operations in a farewell message posted on Friday.
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Teen Girl Reported Missing In Englewood: Police
A teen girl was reported missing in Bergen County on Thursday, police said.
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6 Smash-And-Grab Jewelry Store Robbers Caught After Multiple Brazen Heists In North Jersey, Authorities Say
The men wore masks while using crowbars and sledgehammers during the daytime robberies, officials said.
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New Person Charged In 2022 Parkway Shooting In Toms River
A person who was a teen at the time is accused of shooting a man after an argument at a Route 37 gas station, authorities say.
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Man Hospitalized After Slamming Into Dump Truck In Morris Co., Police Say
The Florida man's SUV slammed into the back of a dump truck on a busy Morris County highway.
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NYT Bestselling Author To Headline Morristown's Festival Of Books
He'll discuss his latest book, "The American Way of Killing," which examines gun violence in the United States.
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Sussex County Driver In Fatal Dump Crash Slapped With Homicide Charges: Cops
The driver also faces assault by auto charges after several people were injured in the crash, including a child.
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Woman Killed, Child Shot By Man In Paulsboro: Prosecutor
She was found dead in the bedroom along Elizabeth Avenue.
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Fleas Take Over Elk Township School, Force Remote Learning
Staff spotted the bugs in the library.
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Passaic County Man Lured, Sexually Assaulted 5-Year-Old, Police Say
The 78-year-old lured the child into his apartment and abused him, according to officials.
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Car Flips After Hitting Sign In Gloucester Township, Police Say
The Toyota crashed into another car before landing in a parking lot along Black Horse Pike.
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ICE Prison Plan For NJ Military Base Updated
A GAO report on waste of taxpayer funds in connection with immigrant detention revealed the changed Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst plans.
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New Turf Field Unveiled At Morris Township Middle School
The all-weather field will serve middle and high school soccer teams, phys ed. classes, and, come spring, baseball and softball players.
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NJ Devils Add Iconic Jersey Hotdog To Their Menu For Upcoming Hockey Season
Rutt's Hut is now selling "Ripper" dogs at Devils games. See other food options, Theme Nights and giveaways taking place this season.
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Woman Killed In Mercer Co. Apartment Fire Identified
The 67-year-old registered nurse was pulled from the Winding Brook Apartments fire on Sept. 24.
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Cops Rescue Dog From Burning Morris County Home
The officers then climbed onto the structure's roof and began extinguishing the flames.
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NJ Guide To Fall Meteors, Starting With Unpredictable Draconids
The shower of meteors starts October.
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Retired Police Lieutenant Mourned By Morristown Community
After suffering a major heart attack, the community rallied to the lieutenant's side before he ultimately passed.
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Gang Shooting Case In Passaic County Ends With 4 Men Sentenced
The "4K" members fired more than 60 rounds of ammunition at a rival gang, officials said.
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Man's Body Found Along Road In Burlington Township: Officials
There were no reported accidents in the area, authorities said.
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$1M Scratch-Off Lottery Ticket Sold In Brick
The scratch-off ticket prize was the largest lottery prize in New Jersey last week.
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Community Rallies To Lift Historic Boat House On Navesink River
Following a nor'easter that ripped through NJ, a fundraiser has been started to lift the boat house, which is susceptible to flooding.
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'Baby-Sitters Club’ Turns 40 As KidFest Returns To Morristown's Fest. Of Books
Dan Gutman, the “Dork Diaries” team, and dozens more will join young readers for books, crafts, signings, and more.
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Morris Co. Mother Walks In On Stepfather Abusing Daughter, Police Say
The man sexually assaulted his stepdaughter at least five times over the course of three to four months, police records show.
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NJ’s Best High Schools Ranked In New Analysis
Here are the New Jersey public and private high schools featured among Niche’s 2027 top-ranked schools nationwide.
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$500M+ In ANCHOR Sent To NJ, More Payments Coming
It's been nearly two weeks since the first ANCHOR payments began being sent out.
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Loaded Handgun, Crack Cocaine Found During Mercer Co. Traffic Stop
Two men and a juvenile were arrested after the stop on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, police said.
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Nor'easter Tears Through Jersey Shore
The weekend storm brought coastal flooding, heavy rain, mass power outages and wind gusts over 50 MPH to parts of New Jersey.
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Passaic Co. Pair Hit By Car During Nor'Easter, Seriously Injured: Police
The inclement weather made the initial plan for a helicopter evacuation too dangerous, officials said.
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Nor'Easter Rips Roof Off Of Sussex County YMCA
The roof damage forced the YMCA to close "out of an abundance of caution."
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Nor’easter Ramps Up With More Rain, Winds, Flooding Coming To NJ
Two more rounds of high-tide flooding are anticipated along with strong winds as the nor'easter continues to move through New Jersey.
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23K Without Power As Nor’Easter Continues Siege In NJ
Rounds of high-tide flooding are anticipated along with strong winds as the nor'easter finishes its New Jersey assault.
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Flooding Closes Bridges In Jersey Shore Towns As Storm Wallops Coast
Traffic is not being permitted onto the barrier islands as flooding closes roads up and down the coast.
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When Grotesque Halloween Displays Are Too Scary: BlockTalk
Technology can make everything scarier. Can displays become so grotesque they’re inappropriate for the neighborhood?
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Morris Co. Man Sexually Assaulted Child, Attempted Cover Up, Cops Say
The abuse lasted for months, according to investigators.
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4 Helped Toms River Man Evade Arrest In Fatal Wawa Shooting, Prosecutor Says
Authorities released a new photo of Douglas C. Cobb, who they continue to search for in the slaying of Bruce Gress at a Route 37 Wawa.
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NJ's Lt. Governor Resigns After Sexual Harassment, Ethics Investigation
After an independent investigation found that Dale Caldwell violated several ethics policies, Governor Sherrill called for his resignation.
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Coffee Shop ‘Laptop Squatters’ Can Overstay Their Welcome [The Question]
Readers draw the line at empty cups, scarce seats and hours of free Wi-Fi. Some say an hour is plenty; others say the bill matters more.
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New Jersey Declares State Of Emergency In 8 Counties Ahead Of Nor’easter
Forecasters say the slow-moving storm is expected to peak Saturday night into Sunday morning.
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NJ-11 Congress Candidates Agree: Dale Caldwell Should Resign Immediately
Analilia Mejia and Joe Hathaway have found something they agree on as they battle for Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s former Congress seat.
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Police-Involved Fatal Shooting Under Investigation In Cape May County: Prosecutor
The shooting occurred Friday in Middle Township.
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6 Shocking Revelations From The Dale Caldwell Investigation
From sperm comments to promoting a girlfriend, investigators found the Lt. Governor committed several ethics violations while in office.
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Starbucks To Close 250 Stores This Week: What NJ Customers Need To Know
The closures come as the company reshapes its store footprint and focuses on locations it says are underperforming.
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NJ Lt. Governor Sexually Harassed Staff, Must Resign, Sherrill Says
Gov. Mikie Sherrill released a report following an investigation into claims that Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell sexually harassed staffers.
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Golden Retriever Had One Job. He Failed: Weird News & Oddities
Turtle was born with two heads; state sends 8,200 people the same photo ID; people are still crawling out of NYC sewers.
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Morristown Fireworks Postponed Ahead Of America 250 Celebration
The fireworks were scheduled for Saturday night as part of Morristown's Living History Weekend festivities.
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What Parents Need To Know About Squishy Toys In Social Media Challenges
Kids are microwaving squishy toys to soften them. Some have burst, causing burns. Others have ruptured in hot cars or while being squeezed.
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Parsippany Tax Collector Found Dead In Town Hall, Cops Say
An office cleaner found the 59-year-old's body, according to police.
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Safety Risks At Sicklerville Car Washes Lead To Nearly $450K In Fines, Government Says
Hazardous energy and other risks, like lack of proper noise monitoring, were cited.
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Tuna From NJ Company Recalled Over Toxic Bacteria, FDA Says
The tuna was packaged fresh and sold to restaurants in five states, according to the FDA recall.
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1 Dead In Mercer County Apartment Fire
One person died in the Thursday morning fire. The victim has not been identified, officials said.
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New Devices Will Photograph Illegally Parked Cars In Morristown
The devices snap time-stamped photos of cars that are illegally parked, which are sent to the Morristown Police Department.
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Nor’easter Threat: What NJ Residents Need To Know
Forecasters warn coastal flooding could worsen with each high tide as a weekend storm takes shape.
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Nor’easter Shifts Closer To NJ: What NJ Residents Need To Know
The nor’easter is tracking closer to the New Jersey coast, bringing stronger winds and dangerous flooding.
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Driver In Fatal Lavallette Restaurant Crash Won't Face Criminal Charges, Police Say
The 93-year-old driver will not face criminal charges. Funeral services are set for Ursula Keating, who was killed in the crash.
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ICE-Involved Crash Prompts Police, Sheriff Response In Morristown: Officials
The Morris County Sheriff's Office said it was not involved in what appeared to be a federal operation.
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Bloody Victim Dumped In Essex County After Kidnapping Outside NYC Club: Prosecutors
The victim was abandoned in Essex County. Two suspects from West Orange and Livingston were arrested – a third remains at large.
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Driver, 83, Killed After Crashing Into Tree In Morris County, Police Say
The driver was rushed to a nearby hospital where she was pronounced dead, authorities said.
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This NJ Fine Dining Restaurant Named ‘Best Of The Best’
This classic white-tablecloth restaurant is acclaimed for its housemade pasta, fresh seafood, chandeliers and large portions.
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I-80 Rest Stop To Shut Down For Days In Morris County: See Details
The closure is a part of a $65.4 million bridge replacement project.
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Nor'easter Warnings Expand For NJ: Latest Updates
The nor'easter's winds are strengthening and significant flooding threats are increasing with the upcoming storm, forecasters said.
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New Tommy's Tavern + Tap Opening Soon In Morris County
The restaurant's opening will mark the county's second location and the state's 14th.
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NJ Slaps $1M Fine On Data Center In Vineland
The fine comes amid heated debates about AI data centers and bans on them in towns across New Jersey.
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Car Chase, Manhunt Ends With Drug Charges In Morris Co., Cops Say
One of the suspects remains on the loose, according to authorities.
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Man Peered Into Morris Co. Apartment Window, Police Say
The man has a history of trespassing at the apartment complex, according to authorities.
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Masked ICE Agents Spotted Arresting People In Morristown, Reports Say
Several social media users posted videos of ICE agents loading people into cars Tuesday morning.
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Odor, Reports Of Sickness Prompt Closure Of Morris Township Health Building
First responders were called to search for hazardous substances.
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Major NJ Pharmaceutical Company Lays Off Hundreds
The layoffs, set to begin in December, mark the company's third round of NJ cuts disclosed this year.
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Alleged Cafeteria Stabber, Wayne School Served In Assault Lawsuit
The suit regarding a teen who was left in critical condition after a cafeteria school stabbing is moving forward, court documents indicate.
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New Affordable Apartments Coming To Morristown: How To Apply
Rents for apartments will start at $567 per month, with applications due in November for the housing lottery.
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Updated Nor'easter Forecast As Storms Approach NJ
"Widespread roadway flooding" and significant beach erosion are expected as a coastal storm moves into New Jersey.
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Runaway Horses Turn Cops Into Cowboys In Morris County
"From being a police officer to a rancher within moments, our well rounded officers know how to handle any situation," the department said.
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Nor'easter Targets NJ, Multiple Rounds Of Storms Possible
A dreary, wet week is in store for New Jersey, with a potential nor'easter ahead, according to the latest forecast.
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Morristown Council To Consider Parking, Tennis Court Measures
The Council will meet Tuesday with proposed parking changes and a contract for the Jacob Ford tennis courts among the items on the agenda.
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1 Killed As SUV Crashes Into Outdoor Diners At Lavallette Restaurant, Police Say
Seven people were injured after the driver of the SUV hit the accelerator instead of the brake while parking, police said.
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Fugitive ID'd In Fatal Shooting At Wawa In Toms River, Prosecutor Says
The victim has been identified as a 42-year-old Toms River man, the prosecutor's office said.
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Dirt Bike Chase In Morris Co. Ends With Crash, Arrest: Police
A 21-year-old was charged after a dirt bike crash put him in the hospital, officials said.
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Coffee Shop Etiquette For Remote Workers Who Stay For Hours [The Question]
A cup of coffee may buy the Wi-Fi, but how long does it buy the table? Is it OK to take your laptop to the coffee shop and stay for hours?
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Toys R Us To Open 120 New Stores: What To Know In NJ
The retailer's East Rutherford flagship is one of five stores nationwide getting the new influencer-focused space.
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Years After Wayne Man Died In Apple Store Car Crash, Driver Faces Murder Charges
The man hurt 22 people and killed someone when he drove into the front of an Apple Store at 60 mph in 2022, officials said.
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Listeria Concerns Reported with Walmart Pasta And Pork: Recall Roundup
Recalls also include hand soap that may be contaminated with bacteria, electric blankets and heating pads responsible for dozens of burns.
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NJ Grandpa Rejects Plea Deal In Drunken Boat Crash That Killed Grandchildren, Report Says
Stephen Schneider, accused of being drunk in the boat crash that killed his two young grandchildren, was reportedly offered a plea deal.
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Driver Who Killed Tow Truck Driver On I-287 Indicted By Jury, Family Says
The 24-year-old victim's employer has been advocating for their late employee since the collision.
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Nicole Kidman, Elle Fanning Filming New Series In Morristown, Report Says
The legal thriller, produced by A24, will stream on Paramount+.
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Political Yard Signs Test Free Speech, Neighborhood Etiquette: Block Talk
The First Amendment protects plenty of bad manners. Patch readers debate what to do when political yard signs turn ugly.
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Mother Charged After 'Missing' East Brunswick Teen Found At Home
Detectives found the teen hiding inside a crawl space in the basement after days of searching, police say. The mom has been charged.
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Fatal Shooting At Wawa Under Investigation In Toms River, Prosecutor Says
Crime scene tape surrounds the area around the gas pumps and multiple authorities are on the scene, a witness told Patch.
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Chester Mother Mysteriously Killed, Husband Widowed. ‘No Update’ 3 Months Later: Cops
It's been more than three months since the 35-year-old mom was found stabbed to death in her home, and authorities have shared no answers.
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Morris Co. Native Killed Boyfriend, Arrested Years Later: Police
The man was arrested more than two years after the victim was reported missing in Alabama.
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$158.4M Referendum OK'D By Morris School District Voters
The referendum, approved by a ratio of roughly 3:1, is the school district's first in 30 years.
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Morris Co. Cop Accused Of Choking Woman Will Walk, Attorney Says
Harassment, stalking, and assault charges against the 34-year-old police officer have been dropped, according to his attorney.
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What Congress Can Actually Do To Lower Grocery Prices
Congress can address costs, illegal conduct, competition, and supply, but it cannot vote grocery prices back to pre-inflation levels.
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Morris Co. Man Who Assaulted 10-Year-Old Gets Sentenced
The man threatened suicide if the boy told anyone about the sexual assault, arrest records show.
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Rabies Cases Prompt Nationwide Health Advisory: What NJ Residents Need To Know
Rabies-related inquiries increased 17 percent nationwide in July and August.
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2 NJ Billionaires Worth Combined $11.9B Make Exclusive Forbes 400
The New Jersey billionaires on the list hail from Short Hills and Saddle River.
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Restaurant Company Cutting 500 Jobs As Layoffs Surge In NJ
September has seen more than 1,000 job cuts announced, according to New Jersey WARN notices.
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Woman Hit By Car While Helping Injured Deer In Morris County
The woman was airlifted to a nearby hospital after suffering a similar fate to the deer she was trying to rescue.
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5-Year-Old Girl Still Missing From Bridgeton, Authorities Renew Call For Help
Dulce Maria Alavez went missing from Bridgeton City Park.
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Woman Killed, Man Kills Himself After Pennsauken Shooting: Authorities
A robotic dog was used at the Bethel Avenue home.
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East Brunswick Police Seek Help Locating Missing 17-Year-Old
Leyton J. Buckley was last seen wearing a black sweatshirt and gray sweatpants.
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New Heart Needed For Retired Morristown Cop, Community Rallies
The Morristown police lieutenant spent his career helping others, and now needs the favor returned, family says.
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Wrong-Way Driver Who Killed Woman, 22, Avoids Prison: Morris Co. Officials
The man pleaded guilty to reckless vehicular homicide following the head-on crash that killed a 22-year-old woman.
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ICE May Be Illegally Using Morris Co. Warehouse For Operations, AG Says
Reports of ICE using the warehouse it was court-ordered to stop converting into a detention hall have surfaced, according to NJ officials.
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Sussex Co. GOP Chairman Pointed Gun At Child In Road Rage Incident, Police Say
The chairman pointed a gun at the child and an adult driver after a dispute on the road, authorities said.
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Grocery Chain Closing Locations Across U.S: See NJ Impacts
The chain was voted the Best Grocery Store in America in 2025 by USA Today's 10Best Readers' Choice Awards.
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NJ Restaurant Makes Elite List Of America’s Best By New York Times
A 16-person scouting team traveled across the country for the list, eating everywhere from small-town Wisconsin to downtown Manhattan.
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Infant Seriously Burned On Police Motorcycle At Morris County 'National Night Out', Lawsuit Says
The baby girl suffered permanent scarring and disfigurement, according to the suit.
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1 Killed, 5 Injured In Fatal Chain-Reaction Wreck On Garden State Parkway In Cranford
A 19-year-old Hillside driver rear-ended a Kia, setting off a fatal chain-reaction crash, according to police.
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Major NJ ANCHOR Tax Rebate Deadline Arrives
Tuesday is the final day for some residents to make sure they get their slice of the property tax rebate.
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Impaired Driver Kills Man In Passaic County, Officials Say
Authorities have not yet identified the victim, police said.
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Bridgeton Man Rapes 12-Year-Old Girl, Officials Say
Alex Torres-Lopez plead guilty to the charges.
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Son Of Folk Legend Jim Croce, AJ Croce, To Take Morristown Stage
The musician will honor his father's legacy through a series of covers as well as originals.
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Parsippany Man Sentenced In Deadly Wrong-Way I-80 Crash
Investigators said the man "exhibited signs of being under the influence" at the time of the fatal crash.
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Sussex Co. GOP Leader Arrested On Gun, Child Endangerment Charges: Reports
One report said the arrest followed a "road rage incident."
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Rain Pours Down On NJ Sunday, See Leading Rainfall Totals
The weather for Monday, however, was looking bright.
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80-Year-Old Man Killed In Marlboro Township Crash, Authorities Say
The man was going south on Route 79 when his vehicle entered the other lane and collided with a truck going north.
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NJ ANCHOR Payments Rolling Out: See When You'll Get Paid
Some residents can expect their rebates as early as this week.
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Man Killed In Early Morning Shooting In Passaic County, Officials Say
The man was found with several gunshot wounds, according to authorities.
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Woman Sexually Assaulted While Walking In Hightstown, Police Say
Authorities are seeking tips after an unknown man assaulted a woman in Hightstown.
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When Political Signs, Profanity And Property Rights Collide: Block Talk
Free speech can get salty at the property line. What can be done about political signs that provoke and offend? Your kids see those, too.
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ICE Seeking Alleged NJ Child Abductor, Abuser, Officials Say
The man abducted and assaulted a six-year-old girl, officials said.
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Take Off Your Shoes, But Don’t Make Guests Bare Their Soles [The Question]
A no-shoes rule may keep floors clean, but readers say hosts should tread carefully when comfort, health and dignity are at stake.
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Popular Fashion Retailer Going Out Of Business: See NJ Impacts
The clothing and accessories store once had more than 700 locations.
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'More Lies': NJ Lawmakers Respond To Trump's $1.3 Trillion Promise
The president made a first-of-its-kind pledge to send every adult American a $5K check if the GOP retains control of Congress.
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Morris Co. Cop Accused Of Choking Out Woman Suspended, Chief Says
The police officer's attorney reportedly called the woman's story of his abuse "a fabrication."
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Peek Inside Morristown's Historic Homes During Rare House Tour
Seven private residences and some rarely opened landmarks, including the Morristown Club, will welcome visitors for a tour.
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Heavy Rain Could Bring Flash Flooding To NJ: Latest Weekend Forecast
Rain rates near two inches per hour could be possible with stronger storms over the weekend, forecasters said.
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Is This Bigfoot Or A Skinny Dipper? [Weird News & Oddities]
See the weirdest news this week on Patch.
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Chester Hero Buried Under Rubble For 13 Hours On 9/11 Reflects 25 Years Later
The Colombian-American was a Port Authority Police Officer during the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
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Pair Stole Nearly $700K In Checks Out Of Passaic Co. USPS Boxes, Officials Say
The men would sometimes erase and change the amount originally written on the checks, to increase profit.
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8 Events In Morris County Mark 25th Anniversary Of 9/11 Terror Attacks
Several towns will be hosting memorials to remember the attacks and those who were lost, 25 years later.
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Pair Destroys Parking Safety Devices In Morristown, Officials Say
Authorities are asking the public for help to identify the alleged vandal.
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Man Destroys Parking Safety Devices In Morristown, Officials Say
Authorities are asking the public for help to identify the alleged vandal.
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Warren County Man Snuck Into Kid's Window To Abduct, Assault Her: Affidavit
Ring camera footage captured the man carrying and dragging the girl, 6, through the neighborhood in the middle of the night, records say.
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NJ Tax Relief, ANCHOR, Deadlines, & Services: What To Know
From property tax relief, to child tax credits, to student loan breaks, here's how to make sure you get paid:
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Tinder Murder-For-Hire: NJ Woman Tried To Have Ex, His Daughter Killed, Authorities Say
Jaclyn Diiorio wanted her ex-boyfriend, a Philadelphia Police officer, and his daughter dead.
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Free Rabies Vaccination Clinic Coming To Morristown
One-and three-year vaccines will be available for dogs and cats during the walk-in clinic.
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Bizarre 'Cat In The Hat' Trend Prompts Warning From North Jersey Police
AI and costumes put a new face on an old scare, with police comparing the new Cat in the Hat trend to 2016's “Killer Clown” affair.
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Communities Are Drawing A Line Around The AI Data Center Boom
The AI boom is pushing data centers into more communities, forcing a reckoning over what residents will tolerate — and who should pay.
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Sussex Co. Official Told That ICE Raped Her Daughters In Threatening Emails: Prosecutors
The Pennsylvania attorney who wrote the emails, which call the official a "dumb b****," faces cyber harassment charges, officials said.
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Lt. Gov. Caldwell Denied Inappropriate Behavior Allegations, Report Says
The Lt. Governor reportedly denied the alleged behavior in a letter to the state’s Chief Ethics Officer in May.
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Morris Co. Cop Charged With Assault, Stalking, Court Docs Say
The patrol officer reportedly attacked a woman he was romantically interested in.
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Hostage Situation At NJ Verizon Leads To Prison Sentence
The Voorhees store was robbed at gunpoint.
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Explosion Destroys South Jersey Home
Initial reports said there was a possible explosion, the Pleasantville Fire Department said.
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Man Sexually Assaulted Girl, 6, After Warren Co. Abduction, Cops Say
Additional charges have been filed after evidence revealed the six-year-old was sexually assaulted during the kidnapping, officials said.
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Barnegat Man Killed Wife Before Stabbing Self: Prosecutor
When police entered the home, they found Eileen Garvin dead and William Garvin with a knife sticking out of his chest, authorities said.
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This 19th-Century Morris Co. Murderer Was Turned Into A Wallet, Historians Say
While Antoine Le Blanc's 1833 crime shocked residents, it's what happened after he died that still sends shivers down spines.
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This 19th-Century Morristown Murderer Was Turned Into A Wallet, Historians Say
While Antoine Le Blanc's 1833 crime shocked Morristown residents, it's what happened after he died that still sends shivers down spines.
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Misconduct Allegations Addressed By Gov. Sherrill
While Sherrill's comments don't name anyone specifically, they come days after reports of a misconduct probe into Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell.
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Hillsborough Single Mom Facing Breast Cancer Seeks Help With Bills
After a July diagnosis, a GoFundMe was set up to help Caitlin Quinoñes cover medical bills and daily expenses during recovery.
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NJ Layoffs Spike With Nearly 4,500 Job Cuts In Summer
The number of layoffs has surged from June through August, and nearly 13,000 have been announced for 2026 to the NJ Department of Labor.
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Produce Truck Flips, Bursts Into Flames On Morris Co. Highway
The overturned truck burst into flames after it was hit by a sedan, officials said.
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Stranger Enters Home, Hides In Bathroom In Berkeley Heights
An unknown man had been allowed to enter the home after asking to use the restroom, according to Berkeley Heights police.
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Flight Attendant Catches Falling Baby–Then Gives Exhausted Mom A Break
“All is not lost in this turbulent time,” a traveler said, sharing a heartwarming photo taken aboard the New Jersey-to-Michigan flight.
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Head-On Crash Kills 1 In Sussex County, Cops Say
One person was heli-evacuated from the crash site, officials said.
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6-Year-Old Girl Kidnapped From Warren County Home: Cops
The girl's home was broken into in the middle of the night, authorities said.
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Violent, Disruptive Passenger Duct-Taped To Seat On NJ-Bound Flight, Reports Say
The Arizona man was removed from the American Airlines flight in Baltimore and has since been fired from his job, reports said.
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Milk That Smells And Tastes Bad, Has Odd Texture Pulled From Shelves: Recall Roundup
Other food safety updates include mangoes that may be contaminated with salmonella and frozen berries with E. coli concerns.
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NJ Lt. Governor Under Investigation, Report Says
There are accusations of inappropriate behavior toward women and ethics violations, according to the report.
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Passaic Co. Teen Seriously Injured In E-Scooter Crash, Cops Say
The teenager was rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment.
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Man Who Killed Passaic Co. Teen 20 Years Ago Caught With Loaded Gun: Cops
The man had been out of prison for just over a year before being caught with a loaded pistol, officials said.
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‘Positive, Caring & Joyful’: Slain Chester Mom’s Alma Mater Reflects On Former Student
As the 32-year-old mother's community mourns her following the fatal NYC stabbing, so does her alma mater.
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Colts Neck Cop Ignored Calls On Duty, Stayed Home, Prosecutor Says
Daniel J. Mazzucola has been accused of failing to leave his home or respond to calls for service while he was supposed to be on duty.
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Former Boston Red Sox Pitcher To Coach Warren Co. University's Baseball Team
The pitcher has coached for other schools after his pro career with the Boston Red Sox, the Kansas City Royals, and other teams.
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12 Children, 2 Others Hospitalized After School Bus Crash In Monroe Township: Authorities
Two trucks were also involved.
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COVID-19 Rates Growing In 48 States: What To Know About Vaccines In NJ
Positive cases are currently very low across the entire state, but the epidemic trend is growing, according to the CDC.
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Skip The Bounce House And The Street’s Annual Potluck Without The Guilt: Block Talk
With block parties, readers draw a line between building community and surrendering free time to bounce houses, potlucks and forced fun.
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Somerville Officer Sues Borough, Police Chief Over Bias, Retaliation Claims
A Somerville police officer alleges sex, sexual orientation, disability bias and retaliation in a new lawsuit filing.
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Morris Co. Cop Warned Suspect Before Police Raid, Officials Say
The police officer faces drug and obstruction charges.
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Morris Plains Shopping Center Under Contract For $60.5M Sale
It's not clear at this time who purchased the 180,000-square-foot shopping center.
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These NJ School Districts Pay $200K For Administrators: See What Your District Pays
See the top 20 districts for median administrator salaries along with how many administrators your district has and their median pay.
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Passaic Co. Car Dealership Robbery Attempt Leaves 1 Arrested, Another On The Run: Cops
Authorities are still trying to identify one of the men involved, who drove off, police said.
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Toilet Paper Prices Could Jump 20% In Trade War
Premium tissue relies heavily on Canadian softwood pulp, and experts say the fallout could reach both wallets and bathroom comfort.
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Morris Co. Schools’ Transgender Student Policies Prompt Federal Suit From Parents
The suit calls the school district's privacy policies unconstitutional and cites several religious concerns.
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Warren Co. Child Predator Arrested Months After Police Tip Off, Officials Say
The child and the man were known to each other, according to officials.
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Record Labor Day Gas Prices Projected: What NJ Motorists Should Know
Your Labor Day road trip may be costly: See how New Jersey gas prices compare to the national average.
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‘Senseless’ NYC Killing Prompts Support For Chester Woman’s Newborn Daughter
The 32-year-old bank executive's first day back at work after her maternity leave was the day she was stabbed to death, her family says.
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A Shoes-Off House Rule Can Put Guests On The Spot [The Question]
Removing shoes indoors is customary in many cultures, but the request can leave some guests feeling exposed or uncomfortable.
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Driver Fleeing ICE Agents Crashes Into Car Of East Brunswick Mayor's Wife
A driver fled a federal traffic stop in North Brunswick before the crash, officials said.
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$4 Gas Could Linger Much Longer Than Drivers Expect
Seasonal savings with the switch to winter-blend gas face powerful headwinds, and experts say meaningful relief may remain months away.
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Passaic Co. Man Forced Himself Onto Girlfriend's 80-Year-Old Mother, Cops Say
The girlfriend caught her boyfriend sexually assaulting her mother on a Ring camera, according to police records.
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AI Data Centers Face Growing — And Bipartisan — Pushback [Patch Survey]
In rare bipartisan consensus, Americans share concerns regarding the power, water, and infrastructure costs required to support the AI boom.
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Chester Woman Fatally Stabbed In NYC Was New Mother, Bank Executive
The woman was stabbed to death shortly before the perpetrator was shot dead by police in Times Square.
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Missing Woman, 87, Found Dead In Morris County Woods, Cops Say
Her hiking acquaintance, a 77-year-old man, was hospitalized following a search and rescue mission.
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Cop Who Shot Unarmed NJ College Athlete Dead Charged, Officials Say
The 22-year-old college ballplayer had his hands up when he was shot twice in the chest, officials said.
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BB Gun-Armed NJ Man Threatens To Kill Grocery Store Worker: Cops
The man had trespassed in the grocery store before, according to officials.
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Off-Duty Officer Hits, Kills Pedestrian In South Jersey: Prosecutor
The man was hit near Admiral Wilson Boulevard and 16th Street.
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Bernardsville Dog Found Safe After 32 Days On The Run
Hardy was found in a trap in Piscataway after traveling across parts of Central Jersey for more than a month.
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Morris Co. Police Chief Saves Drowning Girl, 11, While Vacationing
The police chief's quick thinking saved the girl's life, officials say.
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2 'At-Risk' People Vanish In Morris County Forest, Police Seek Help
A 77-year-old and an 87-year-old have not been seen in days, police say.
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NJ Woman Killed After ATV Flips Into Pond, Police Say
Responders attempted to perform CPR on the woman after pulling her from the water.
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Morris Choral Society Seeking Singers: See Audition Details
Singers are needed for the group's upcoming program “Home for the Holidays Goes to the Movies.”
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Robbers Posed As 'FBI Agents' During Newark Home Invasion: Police
When the victim opened the door, the suspects rushed inside, pushed her down onto the couch and ransacked her apartment, police said.
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Morris Co. Woman Stabbed To Death In Times Square, Cops Say
Two people are dead following the stabbing incident, according to officials.
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Morris County Chief Walks Into Retirement After 30-Year Career
Chief of Detectives Robert “Bob” McNally retires after more than 30 years in law enforcement.
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Red Bank Shooting Under Investigation
The incident occurred Monday afternoon in the area of Catherine Street, police said.
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Man Falls Off Roof, Impaled By Metal Railing In Westfield
The 24-year-old roofer from Westfield was taken by helicopter to a nearby hospital with major traumatic injuries on Saturday.
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NJ Councilman Permanently Banned From Office For Role In Mob-Associated Gambling Ring: AG
"Traditional organized crime remains a problem in New Jersey," said an official, of the Lucchese-associated ring.
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Unlicensed Driver Hits Family, Killing Infant In Jackson, Prosecutor Says
The boy's mother and sister are hospitalized; the driver and a second woman have been charged, the Ocean County prosecutor said.
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Machete-Wielding Masked Man Pointed Gun At NJ Driver, Cops Say
Police found cocaine in the man's possession, authorities added.
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NJ Man With Homemade Bomb Lab Faces Federal Charges, Officials Say
Authorities found more than 100 homemade explosives in the man's basement, bedroom, and shed, officials say.
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Runaway Goats Get Hauled Away In North Jersey Cop Car
The owner of the mischievous farm animals was eventually located.
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Officials Dispel Rumors Surrounding Beloved Morristown Hot Dog Stand
The hot dog stand, run by an 80-year-old woman, has been operating for more than four decades.
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NJ College Athlete's Fatal Shooting By Cops Deemed Homicide, Officials Say
The 22-year-old was shot twice in the chest by police. His family says he was unarmed.
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Morris School District Adds Referendum Presentation Ahead Of $158.6M Vote
Two upcoming meetings will give Morristown and Morris Township residents a chance to learn about the proposed school projects.
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Dog Trapped In Shed For Days Saved By Morris Co. Rescue Team
The dog, a poodle named Raven, went days without food or water.
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NJ Town’s Only Policewoman Was Sexually Harassed By Co-Workers, Suit Says
The suit says the female officer was touched, harassed, and the subject of rumors.
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North Jersey Man Sexually Assaulted 80-Year-Old Woman, Police Say
The woman was "physically helpless due to her infirmities," authorities said.
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Child Dies When Dirt Bike Crashes Into Pickup Truck In Berkeley: Prosecutor
An 11-year-old boy driving the dirt bike crashed into the pickup truck, killing an 11-year-old girl also on the bike, authorities said.
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'It's A Tragedy,': Brooke Hanlon's Husband Speaks Out After Mysterious Killing, Report Says
It's been nearly three months since the psychologist was found stabbed to death in her home, and no suspects have been announced.
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Skillman College Senior, 21, Killed In DUI Hit-And-Run: Police
A 21-year-old Skillman woman died in South Carolina days after police said a driver hit two pedestrians and fled.
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Iconic Newsman's North Jersey Horse Farm Listed For Millions After His Death
The 282-acre estate features two barns, a five-bedroom Colonial home, and a 150-by-200-foot fenced horse riding arena.
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NJ Music Mentor Showed Teen Student Sex Toys, Tried To Kiss, Affidavit Says
The "longtime music instructor" told his student to delete messages containing sexual discussions, arresting documents show.
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Ex-NJ Wrestling Coach Sexually Assaulted Teen In Hospital Parking Lot: Prosecutors
The Sussex County resident has links to programs in Livingston and the Caldwells, and an afterschool program that runs in multiple counties.
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Morris Co. Hot Dog Joint Abruptly Closes Its Doors
The eatery also sold staples like burgers, Italian sausage sandwiches, and cheese fries.
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Teacher's Sexual Abuse Of Student Prompts Lawsuit Against Chester School
The teacher sent several "sexual and suggestive" text messages to the 13-year-old student for more than a year.
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Weather Watches Issued Across NJ As Tornadoes, Flash Flooding Hit The Forecast
An isolated tornado and up to 5 inches of rain are possible in some areas Thursday as severe storms strike New Jersey.
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Severe Storms To Bring Flash Flooding, Strong Winds To NJ: Latest Forecast
The storms are set to strike New Jersey Thursday afternoon into the evening, according to the latest forecast.
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Flood Watches Issued Ahead Of More Severe Storms In NJ
An isolated tornado and up to 5 inches of rain are possible in some areas Thursday as severe storms strike New Jersey.
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NJ Wants Your Input On Morristown-Area Trails: See Details
A statewide survey is seeking feedback on New Jersey’s trail network, including Morristown’s Patriots’ Path and other local routes.
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Here’s What It Costs To Live Comfortably In NJ
A new report reveals how much New Jersey residents need to maintain a solid standard of living.
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2 Children Killed In 3-Alarm Trenton House Fire
A 4-year-old boy and 7-year-old girl died in a fire that displaced about 14 people in the city's South Ward.
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Pedestrian Injured After Being Hit By An SUV, NJ State Police Say
The crash occurred Tuesday afternoon after the person ran onto the road to retrieve a bicycle and was hit by a Volkswagen SUV, police said.
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2 Morris County Bridges Getting Replaced: See Roadwork Details
A busy roadway is set to close to through traffic for roughly four months, officials say.
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2 NJ Women Crushed To Death Under Overturned Tractor Trailer, Police Say
The driver of the Mack truck sustained minor injuries, authorities said.
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3,500 Dogs, Cats Euthanized In NJ Last Year: See Breakdown By County
New Jersey shelters took in more than 40,000 dogs and cats. Most were adopted or reunited with their owners – many others were not.
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NJ Property Tax Relief Applications Are Open: How To Get Paid
Qualifying residents could see thousands of dollars in tax relief. Here's how to get your slice of the pie:
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When To Stop For A School Bus: Know The Law In NJ
School buses will soon join the normal mix of morning and afternoon traffic on New Jersey streets and highways.
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ICE Rounds Up 12 In Latest Morristown Raid, Feds Say
At least five of the dozen rounded up last week had criminal histories, according to the Department of Homeland Security.
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NJ College Athlete Shot Dead By Cops After Knocking On Wrong Door, Family Says
The 23-year-old catcher was trying to go to a house party when he went to the wrong home and was shot, his family said.
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Salsa, Guacamole, More Recalled At Popular NJ Grocery Store
The prepared foods contain jalapenos that are potentially contaminated with Salmonella, according to the FDA.
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Nearly A Blood Moon: When To See The Deep Lunar Eclipse In NJ
The eclipse itself lasts more than five and a half hours.
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NJ Child Stabs Man To Death, Prosecutor Says
The man collapsed outside Cooper Hospital.
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This NJ Pizzeria Among The Country’s Best, Food Writers Say
A New Jersey pizzeria made the national list after food writers highlighted its signature pie and what makes it stand out.
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Woman Swallowed By Delaware River After Pushing Child To Safety, Authorities Say
She jumped in near the park along Norman Avenue.
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Morristown Medical's Emergency Dept. Wins Prestigious Award
This is the third time the emergency department has won the national recognition.
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North Jersey Zoning Official Who Faked Permits For Cash Faces Judge
Officials say the scheme did not result in "the construction of any unsafe structures."
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North Jersey Zoning Officer Who Faked Permits For Cash Faces Judge
Officials say the scheme did not result in "the construction of any unsafe structures."
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Knife-Wielding NJ Man Threatened Woman, Child, Cops Say
The man faces several charges following the domestic incident.
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Pedestrian Killed In Hit-And-Run Route 22 Crash In Watchung, Man Arrested: Prosecutor
Daniel Cole, 32, of Piscataway, was arrested after police said he hit a pedestrian with his SUV on Route 22 and fled on Saturday.
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Tornado Touchdown Confirmed In NJ, National Weather Service Says
Watches and warnings have peppered the forecast this summer.
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NJ Predator Arrested, Extradited After Fleeing To Mexico, Feds Say
The man was charged with assaulting a five-year-old girl in 2013, officials said.
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Motorcyclist Dies In Crash With Truck At Bridgewater Intersection
Police say the Ford F-150 turned directly into the path of the motorcycle before the crash on Sunday.
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2 Killed In Route 50 Crash In Cape May County
The crash is under investigation by the New Jersey Attorney General's Office, which probes fatal incidents involving law enforcement.
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2 Killed In Route 50 Crash In Atlantic County
The crash is under investigation by the New Jersey Attorney General's Office, which probes fatal incidents involving law enforcement.
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Earthquake Shakes Morris County Saturday
The 1.1-magnitude quake happened in the late afternoon, federal officials said.
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Severe Storm Threats Target NJ This Weekend
Rounds of rain are headed to New Jersey this Saturday and Sunday.
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Beaches Closing To Swimming In NJ As Lifeguards Head Off To College
As the summer winds down and the school year nears, towns are being forced to curb swimming at some beaches because of staffing issues.
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Popular Summer Treat May Contain Glass: Recall Roundup
Recalls have been issued or updated for frozen bars, dog food linked to illnesses, high-risk frozen berries, eye drops and vehicles.
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Revolutionary Army's March Through Morris Co. To Be Honored With Marker
The marker will commemorate French troops’ historic 1781 march through Morris County on their way to Yorktown.
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Morris School District's $158.4M Referendum: What To Know
Learn what the referendum will do, how it will affect taxpayers, and how to vote on it:
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West Nile Virus Detected In North Jersey Town: Health Officials
Officials are warning at-risk residents of the dangers of West Nile Virus.
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Outdoor Cats Spark Debate Over Wildlife, Pet Safety And Neighbor Rights: Block Talk
Readers agree unmanaged cats are a problem but split over roaming pets, feeding ferals, TNR and who should bear the responsibility.
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Serial Car Burglar In North Jersey Arrested, Police Say
The man stole airbags from at least 23 cars, according to authorities.
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Mercer Woman Charged After 24 Dogs Found Living In Unsanitary Conditions
One rescued dog has since given birth to a litter of puppies now available for adoption.
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NJ Burglar Targeted Asian Families’ Homes, Believing ‘They Had More Cash,’ He Says
Between the two burglaries in North Jersey, the man's crew stole roughly $180,000 worth of valuables and cash.
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Beloved Morristown Food Truck Opens 1st Brick & Mortar Storefront
The opening comes just over a month after the company suffered a serious fire.
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Faulty Badminton Racket Killed NJ 6-Year-Old, Parents’ Lawsuit Says
After the racket snapped and impaled the child's skull, the family is suing the manufacturer.
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IDs, Causes of Death Confirmed For Morris County Paddle Boarders
The two men 23 and 41, died less than 24 hours apart in separate incidents.
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NJ Water Utility Is Exposing People To Diarrhea Risk, Lawsuit Claims
Federal and state officials are suing the Passaic Valley Water Commission, which serves nearly 800,000 customers in North Jersey.
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East Brunswick Student, 15, Dies In Lake Michigan Drowning
Rip currents were present when the teen went underwater near Michigan City, Indiana, on Monday, officials said.
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Tornadoes, Flash Flooding, Hail In NJ’s Stormy Thursday Forecast
NWS places most of New Jersey under slight risk for severe weather Thursday afternoon and evening.
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Severe Storm Risk Rises Across NJ Thursday: See Latest Timing
Weather Service warns of widespread flash flooding and continued tornado potential Thursday evening.
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ICE Arrests NJ Boat Captain Charged In Harbor Crash That Killed Woman, Infant
Federal prosecutors said Manuel Hernandez-Umana piloted an overcrowded, unlicensed tour boat that capsized near Liberty Island.
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Man Stabbed With Kitchen Knife At Jersey Shore, Police Say
The incident occurred Tuesday morning at a home in Brielle, police said.
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Outshine Bars Recalled In NJ, May Contain Glass Shards: See Impacted Products
The FDA says that shards of glass have been found in certain flavors.
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Motorcyclist Seriously Injured In Jersey Shore Parkway Crash
The 23-year-old man was thrown from the motorcycle in the crash, New Jersey State Police said.
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How New Barcodes Could Help Limit The Next Cyclospora Outbreak
The 2D barcodes to help trace contaminated food and stop recalled products at checkout are showing up, with wider adoption expected by 2027.
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Kids’ Birthday Party Etiquette Rules Parents Should Know [The Question]
Children’s birthday parties are full of unwritten rules about invitations, siblings, gifts, opening presents and RSVPs.
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Morristown Properties To Be Redeveloped After Years Of Vacancy
“This is an important step forward for a part of downtown that has been waiting for new life,” the mayor said.
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2 Beaches In NJ Under Swim Bans For High Fecal Bacteria
Ten beaches that were under advisories were removed from the list late Wednesday afternoon, according to the NJDEP.
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Trump's Ballroom Expansion Gets Approval To Build At National Golf Club In Bedminster
Residents questioned traffic, parking and event size before the Bedminster board approved the phased golf club plan.
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$5K Gift Card Scam In NJ Leads To Arrest 2 Years Later, Police Say
A New York resident was arrested after being entered into the National Crime Information Center as a wanted person.
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Berkeley Grandfather's Blood Alcohol Was Double Limit In Fatal Crash, Affidavit Says
The grandfather, who was released to await trial, told authorities he had 3 beers before the crash that killed 2 children on Barnegat Bay.
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NJ Man In The Running For ‘Most Benevolent Beard in America’
Five men who own nonprofits were listed as finalists, and the public can vote to decide who wins the grand prize.
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Check If Flock Cameras Have Searched Your License Plate In NJ
A new database lets New Jersey drivers see whether someone using a Flock Safety system searched for their license plate.
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Major Shift In NJ Weather As Severe Storms Return
Heavy downpours could disrupt the Thursday evening commute, the National Weather Service says.
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New Trump Order Changes Vaccine Schedule: What It Means For NJ Children
The executive order was signed Monday.
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Knife-Wielding Man Tased By Cops In North Jersey Home: Officials
The man was "screaming and yelling" in his home before police arrived, authorities said.
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Morris Co. Man Charged In College Frat Cocaine Ring, AG Says
The 24-year-old is one of 14 people charged in the fraternity-run cocaine ring, authorities said.
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NJ Property Tax Rebate Checks Slashed: See By How Much
Residents can expect less money in their quarterly tax rebate check.
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Morristown Community Rallies For Colombian Earthquake Victims
Organizations are seeking both essential item donations and financial donations to cover shipping costs.
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Drunk Driver With 2-Year-Old In Car Arrested In Route 202 Crash In Raritan, Police Say
A Westfield woman was arrested on a DWI charge after a three-car crash with injuries in Raritan, police said.
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NJ Man Is Knocked Out, Cracks Head On Pavement, Charges Filed: Police
A fight ended with a man being knocked unconscious, police say.
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These Are The Best Public High Schools In NJ For 2026-27: U.S. News
U.S. News ranked nearly 18,000 schools nationwide, with 25 New Jersey public high schools earning top spots for 2026-27.
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Aaron Rodgers Is Selling His NJ Mansion For $15M After Short Stint With Jets
The NFL star paid $9.5 million for the home – potentially setting him up for a 58 percent profit.
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Off-Duty NJ Lifeguard Saves Girl From Rough Ocean Currents
Cape May Point Lifeguard Ryan Gibson was off-duty when he came to the aid of an 11-year-old girl on Wednesday evening.
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Confidence In Historic Super El Niño Grows: What To Know In NJ
The El Niño has a 90 percent chance of becoming a very strong event this fall and winter, forecasters said.
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Brick Woman Swatting At Bug Hits Motorcycle Head-On, Killing 2, Authorities, Reports Say
The woman told Pennsylvania State Police she freaked out when the bug flew into her SUV, according to reports.
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Chester Mother, Wife, Psychologist Remembered After Mysterious Slaying
It's been more than two months since Brooke Hanlon was found stabbed to death in her home, and no arrests have been made.
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NJ Teens Stuck On Mountain Also Stuck With Rescue Bill, Officials Say
The teens did not bring enough provisions for the eight-hour hike in New Hampshire's mountains, officials said.
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Rare Fossilized Shark Tooth Found On Jersey Shore Beach
A Pennsylvania family hunting for shells found a tooth from a shark species that's been extinct for 3.6 million years.
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Motorcyclist Killed, Slams Into Van On Garden State Parkway, Police Say
The man was rushed to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead the following day.
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Drunken Driver Hospitalizes Cop In Fiery North Jersey Crash: Police
"The results of this crash could have been much worse," a police department spokesperson said.
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2 Paddle Boarders Drown, Road Rage Assault, Cop Cars Rammed By Drunk Driver: NJ Weekend
Here are some headlines you may have missed from the weekend in NJ
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2 Dead After Early Morning Shooting In South Jersey: Authorities
Police found the two people along High Street.
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NJ School Official Caught Peeping Into Neighbor's Bedroom Window, Police Say
Winfield Becker faces PA charges after an Aug. 6 incident in Plumstead Township; he remains on leave from the district.
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2 Paddle Boarders Found Dead In 2 North Jersey Lakes
A 24-year-old and a 41-year-old died in separate incidents, less than 24 hours apart, authorities said.
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Rounds Of Storms To Hit NJ Sunday, Forecasters Say
The biggest risk is flash flooding, according to the National Weather Service.
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Tesla Lands In Kitchen After Crashing Through South Brunswick Home
A 68-year-old Plainsboro man was treated for minor injuries after the crash, police said.
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3 Arrested After Man Is Shot, Left To Die On NJ Sidewalk
Two NJ men and one NC man were arrested in connection with the fatal shooting.
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How To Handle Feral Cats And Free-Roaming Pets: Block Talk
Free-roaming housecats and unmanaged feral cat colonies may be living their best nine lives, but they can fuel neighbor conflicts.
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NJ Grandfather Was Drunk During NJ Boat Crash That Killed Grandkids, Records Show
Stephen Schneider is accused of operating the boat while under the influence, according to the charges.
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'Jaws' Worries At This Popular East Coast Vacation Spot: Weird News & Oddities
Dog put down despite emergency appeal to U.S. Supreme Court; modern fishing fuels “Jaws” fears along the Jersey Shore; a rare gorilla birth.
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NJ Boy, 3, In Critical Condition After Pool Drowning: Police
It's not clear how long the boy was in the pool before he was found.
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Costly Phone Scam Sweeping Morris County, Cops Warn
Scammers are pretending to be representatives from the Morris County Sheriff’s Office, and tech advancements are making it convincing.
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Somerset County Sheriff’s Office Condemned Over Alleged Religious Discrimination
CAIR-NJ is condemning the Somerset County Sheriff's Office after a Muslim man says he lost a job after seeking beard & prayer accommodations
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Outdoor Oyster Fest Returns To Morristown For 2nd Year: See Details
The local pub's festival will feature freshly shucked and grilled oysters, seafood specials, beer, and live entertainment.
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1st Zika Case Since 2020 Confirmed In NJ
The Zika virus spreads to people mostly through the bite of an infected Aedes aegypti mosquito, according to the CDC.
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Dozens Of Dead Sharks Wash Ashore Jersey Shore Beach
Nearly 30 juvenile dogfish washed up on the beach in Sea Isle City.
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NJ Piano Teacher Sexually Harassed, Stalked Teen Student, Prosecutors Say
The man was providing private lessons to the 17-year-old when he made sexual advancements, officials say.
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Man Exposes Himself To Minors Around South Jersey: Authorities
Near a "Target" store, he motioned for them to walk over as he continued the act.
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ANCHOR Letters Hit Mailboxes: Here's What's Next
Some residents may need to take extra steps to apply for their property tax rebate.
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Early Or Late Party Guests Shouldn’t Disrupt Host's Plans [The Question]
Readers say hosts shouldn’t let habitually early or late guests derail the party, but they should give grace when delays are unavoidable.
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These NJ ZIP Codes Ranked Among America’s Hottest Markets
Median home prices top 1 million in several NJ towns.
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These Are The Best Places To Start A Small Business In NJ
New data ranked New Jersey ZIP codes by costs, business networks and workforce competition for startups.
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Bald Eagle Rescued By Concerned North Jersey Citizen, Taken To Rehab
Officials believe the bird may have collided with an electrical wire.
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Automatic Tariff Refunds Coming To These NJ Residents
Tariff refunds from shippers will be directly refunded to credit cards or bank accounts.
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Morris Co. Woman's Death Prompts Statewide Police Initiative
The upcoming influx of police patrols will be dedicated to a woman who was killed by a distracted driver earlier this year.
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NJ University Named Best Place To Work In Garden State, Ranking Says
The university was among 90 New Jersey organizations included on Forbes' 2026 Best-In-State Employers list.
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NYC Man Visiting South River Exposed Himself To Residents, Police Say
Detectives believe there may be more victims and are asking the public for help.
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Car Crashes Into Storage Shed On NJ Golf Course
The crash occurred after a 78-year-old woman tried to park her car, then struck a parked vehicle and the shed, police said.
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2-Year-Old Boy Dies After Drowning In South Jersey Pool, Police Say
The boy was found in the water at a home along Clinton Court on Tuesday night.
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Somerville Man Hacked Wife To Death With Hatchet, Court Records Show
Court documents obtained by Patch detail the events leading up to and after the deadly domestic violence in Somerville.
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Parasite Cases Increasing In NJ: See Latest Data, Products To Avoid
The diarrhea-causing cyclosporiasis outbreak continues to expand in New Jersey.
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Teen Hospitalized After Drowning At North Jersey Camp: Cops
The teen was already receiving medical treatment when state troopers arrived.
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$900 Per Kid For Back-To-School Shopping? [Patch Survey]
Back-to-school costs are taking a bigger bite out of family budgets; some parents are taking extreme measures, like gambling, to cover them.
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Search For Autistic Parsippany Man Concludes After 36 Hours
A low-flying helicopter was deployed in search of the 31-year-old.
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NJ Mom Sues Gentlemen's Club After Son's Death
The suit comes after a 26-year-old was killed in a hit-and-run outside of the establishment.
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Newark Airport Was Among ‘Worst In America For Delays’ Last Summer. These New Upgrades Will Help, Feds Say
Travelers have seen chronic delays due to equipment failures, old infrastructure, a lack of air traffic controllers and runway construction.
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NJ Women Forced Into Prostitution By Threats Of Violence, Officials Say
Drugs and money fueled the threats and trafficking operations.
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Undercover Cops Catch Drivers Blowing Through Crosswalks In Jersey Shore Town
Officers posed as pedestrians to catch drivers who didn't stop at crosswalks during the "Cops in the Crosswalk" detail.
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ANCHOR Application Portal Now Open: How To Get Paid
Applications for homeowner and renter property tax relief are now available.
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Grammy, Oscar-Winning Rock Star And Activist Headed To Morristown Stage
The singer-songwriter won the Best Original Song Oscar for her tune in Al Gore's "An Inconvenient Truth."
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Dance Teacher Named Morris Co. Educator Of The Year
"When my kids come into the classroom, one of my biggest goals is to create self-confidence within them," the instructor said.
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NJ Motorcyclist Killed In Fiery Crash, Police Say
The motorcycle and the Volvo it slammed into both burst into flames, authorities said.
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5-Year-Old Falls In Pool, Hospitalized In Critical Condition In Union
The boy was removed from the pool by the neighbor and the boy's mother.
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5-Year-Old Dies After Drowning In Pool In Union
A neighbor and the boy's mother pulled the boy from the pool on Sunday afternoon before starting CPR.
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JCP&L Seeks 8.8 % Electric Rate Hike
The utility filed with the NJ Board of Public Utilities for higher base rates and recovery of deferred storm costs over 10 years.
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Another Round Of Storms Head To NJ Tuesday Afternoon: See Timing
Hot, humid conditions will give way to afternoon and evening thunderstorms.
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Autistic Man Missing As Police Search Lake Parsippany
Authorities said state police are assisting in the search with a low-flying helicopter.
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Former Nudist Resort In Morris County Sells For $1.35M, Report Says
The 35-acre property operated as a getaway for nudists for nearly a century.
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New Jersey Is '2nd Best State To Live In,' Report Says – Here’s Why
The Garden State ranked low on “affordability,” but soared high in many other areas, including household income and quality of life.
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Weather Watch Issued As Tornadoes, Hail, Thunderstorms Target NJ Monday: See Timing
A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for flash flooding and locally damaging winds Monday.
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Tornadoes, Hail, Thunderstorms Target NJ Monday: See Timing
Flash flooding and locally damaging winds are possible Monday.
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12-Foot Shark At The Jersey Shore, 2 Dead In Fire, Serial Stabber Caught: NJ Weekend
Here are some headlines you may have missed from the weekend in NJ:
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NJ Residents Could Get $3K, In Addition To ANCHOR: Here’s Why
A proposed bill could put more money in the pockets of New Jerseyans.
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Woman Dies, Infant Survives Garden State Parkway Crash In Lacey
The two were ejected from the back seat of a car during the crash on the northbound Parkway on Friday, NJ State Police said.
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NJ Woman Sues Police After Uncensored Arrest Video Goes Viral
The unlawfully released footage showed the "unintended exposure" of the arrested woman's breast, according to the suit.
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Passaic Co. Fugitive Caught At Traffic Stop After 2 Decades
The man, wanted for attempted murder, used his brother's identity to evade authorities, police say.
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31 Women Sue Former Lawrence OB-GYN Over Alleged Sexual Abuse
Lawsuit follows the 2024 revocation of Dr. Bruce Pierce's medical license by the state board.
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Dave Portnoy Stops By West Windsor, Crowns New Tomato Pie Contender
"One Bite" star gave the pizzeria an 8.1 and says it's "very thin, very good."
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Morristown Restaurant's Wing Eating Contest Raises $5K For Nonprofit
Contestants had seven minutes and six seconds to eat as many buffalo wings as they could.
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Severe Storm Threat Increases With Flash Flooding, High Winds In NJ
Flash flooding and locally damaging winds are possible Friday night as severe storms are set to lash the state.
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65 MPH Winds, Hail Possible As Severe Storm Watches Issued In NJ
Flash flooding and locally damaging winds are possible Friday night as severe storms are set to lash the state.
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NJ Man Accused Of Scamming Pro Athletes Out Of Millions Found Dead In Pool, Authorities Say
Around 24 current and former players were said to be used to get new money on board.
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Late Guests And Early Arrivals: When Timing Becomes Rude [The Question]
Chronic latecomers test everyone’s patience, but guests who show up early can create their own problems. How much leeway should hosts give?
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NJ Track Coach Sexually Assaulted Student Repeatedly, Authorities Say
He coached girls' track, boys' track, and football.
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Yankee Hall-Of-Famer Brings The Heat To Morristown At Sauce Showcase
The ballplayer's new sauce is made from a 122-year-old recipe from his home country.
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Cyclospora, Salmonella, E. Coli Linked To These Foods: Recall Roundup
Food safety concerns lead the latest recalls, along with millions of vehicles, attic ladders, climbing ropes, eye drops and other products.
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FBI Offers $25K Reward In 20-Year Cold Case Of Missing Warren Woman
Margaret Haddican-McEnroe was last seen at her Warren Township home on Oct. 10, 2006.
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Man Who Orchestrated Toddler Porn With NJ Mother Faces Judge
The man instructed the NJ woman to perform sexual acts on a four-year-old child.
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North Jersey New Year's Day Slaying Solved, Officials Say
More than eight months after two people were gunned down in the street, authorities have caught a suspect.
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NJ Man Arrested After New Year's Day Slaying, Officials Say
More than eight months after two people were gunned down in the street, authorities have caught a suspect.
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Potentially Deadly, Drug-Resistant Fungus Spreads In NJ: What To Know
Nationwide, 3,437 cases had been identified in 27 states.
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NJ Performing Arts Academy 'Breeding Ground' For Sexual Predators, Lawsuit Says
A suit by a victim of a teacher convicted of assaulting her alleges the Ocean County Vo-Tech academy protected predators, punished students.
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School Drop-Off Lane Chaos Puts Children At Risk: Block Talk
Impatience, entitlement and poor planning can turn school drop-off and pickup into a daily test of safety and sanity.
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NJ Man Filmed Himself Sexually Abusing 3-Year-Old, Prosecutor Says
The little girl appeared in videos and pictures.
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Legendary NY Yankee Pitcher To Visit Morristown
The Hall-of-Famer will be in town promoting his new hot sauce.
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Morris County Irish Pub To Close After 47 Years
The owners have been trying to sell the pub for six years.
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New Developments In Fatal Cyclospora, Salmonella Outbreaks: What To Know In NJ
New Jersey institutions that rely on Sysco may see changes in lettuce supplies.
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Major Pharmacy Updates Closure Plan: See NJ Impacts
The struggling drug store chain is attempting to complete a successful financial turnaround.
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Weather Shift Brings Triple-Digit Temperatures To NJ Thursday
After a Wednesday peppered with heavy rainfall, the heat index will surge as high as 103 degrees Thursday.
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9-Year-Old Resuscitated After Drowning At Pleasant Valley Pool In Bernards Township
Lifeguards pulled the child from the water, began lifesaving measures and he was taken to Morristown Medical Center.
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NJ School Counselor Found Dead In Park, Officials Say
The local coach and counselor had not been seen since Monday, police say.
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NJ School Counselor Disappears, Multi-Agency Search Launches
The local coach and counselor has not been seen since Monday, police say.
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How To Know If You’ve Been ‘Flocked’ As Concerns Grow Over Automated License Plate Readers
Flock cameras help police solve crimes, but civil rights groups say the vast license plate network enables warrantless tracking and abuse.
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Teen Stabbed Repeatedly In NJ School Cafeteria While Staff Watched, Lawsuit Says
The 14-year-old had to get himself to the nurse's office after being stabbed several times, according to the suit.
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Rocket Device Closes Jersey Shore Beach
A rocket-assisted supply line launcher was discovered at Corson's Inlet State Park Monday afternoon, officials said.
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Bears Spotted In South Brunswick As Seasonal Sightings Increase
Police say bears are typically moving through wooded corridors between neighborhoods this time of year.
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Ambulance Crashes While Taking Patient To Hospital In South Jersey: Officials
Three first responders and two others were taken to the hospital.
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NJ Man Tried To Pay Pa. 14-Year-Old For Sex, Officials Say
The man had two condoms and $300 in cash when he was arrested, authorities said.
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These Are The Top-Ranked Hospitals In NJ: U.S. News
A new national ranking crowned one New Jersey hospital No. 1. See which facilities made the statewide list.
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Expensive Ingredients Force Morristown Cookie Shop's Closure, Owners Say
Representatives say ingredient costs have more than doubled since last year.
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Cars Catch Fire After Tree, Power Lines Fall At South Jersey Apartments: Authorities
Vehicles went up in flames, and the building lost power.
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Sherrill OK With Voter ID—But Not Trump’s Way
“I don’t have a problem with voter ID,” Mikie Sherrill said, while also defending voter registration through the MVC.
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New Jersey ANCHOR Confirmation Letters Headed To Your Mailbox: See When
Most eligible filers will be auto-filed, while some residents must submit a form for 2025 ANCHOR benefits.
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Fire Ravages IHOP On Route 17 In Hasbrouck Heights
The fire has shut down roads in the area, officials said.
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State Police Seek ID For Remains Found In Brigantine In 1982
State Police released a composite sketch of the unidentified man, found near Golden Hammock Thorofare.
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Weather Watches Issued As Storms Move Into NJ
The work week will not look the same as the weekend, forecasters said.
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Major Weather Pattern Shift Sunday Into Monday Across NJ
The work week will not look the same as the weekend, forecasters said.
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Shrub Is A Cop, Hell Sells, And A 66-Foot Tall Nutcracker: Weird News & Oddities
The collection includes the sale of Hell, a record-setting nutcracker, a stolen Taylor Swift cutout, predatory otters and other oddities.
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School Drop-Off Lane Etiquette Still Tests Parents: Block Talk
Cutting in line, blocking crosswalks and lingering over goodbyes can turn the school drop-off lane into a daily test of patience.
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Fake Bank Employees Try To Bilk NJ Woman Out Of Thousands
A fake Wells Fargo employee took $25,000 in cash.
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‘I Was Violently Attacked By ICE Agents’ At Delaney Hall, NJ Nurse Claims
Norma Bowe went to Delaney Hall to offer medical care for people visiting their loved ones. She left with injuries to her head, knee.
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'Harry Potter' Stops At Jersey Shore To Film Part Of New Movie
Daniel Radcliffe and the cast of "Trust The Man" have been filming a spy movie set during the Vietnam War era around New Jersey.
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How To Wash Lettuce, Berries And Herbs To Reduce Cyclospora Risk
How to wash fruits and vegetables properly, what doesn’t work against cyclospora and why even prewashed greens aren’t risk-free.
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Wedding Cash Registries Spark Etiquette Debate Among Guests [The Question]
Survey respondents are split over cash registries, honeymoon funds and destination wedding costs as couples embrace modern gift etiquette.
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Jersey Shore Bar Named One Of The Best In The U.S.
Known for its busy dance floor and signature cocktail, this bar has been a hotspot on the shore since it opened in 1959.
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NJ Man Killed After Fight With Girlfriend, Found Shot In Car In South Jersey: Prosecutor
He was found along a street in Winslow Township.
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NJ Man Dead, Found Shot In Car In South Jersey: Prosecutor
He was found along a street in Winslow Township.
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Boy's Body Found In NJ River, Search For Girl Underway, Officials Say
Three children entered the water, but only one made it out safely so far, the mayor said.
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NJ Lawmakers Urge State To Release IDs Of Noncitizen Voters
The demands come after an MVC error gave roughly 6,600 non-citizens voter registration, less than 400 of whom participated in elections.
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Rabid Bat Found On North Jersey Hiking Trail
Officials are reminding residents to keep their pets up to date on their rabies vaccinations.
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NJ Purging Thousands From The Voter Rolls After Registration 'Error'
Will Gov. Sherrill turn over their info to the Trump administration? How common is voter fraud in New Jersey? Here’s what we know so far.
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Sea.Hear.Now Late Night Shows Coming To NJ: See Who's Playing
The shows will be another part of the annual music festival that takes place on the beach in Asbury Park.
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'Tee Off For The Arts': Golf Outing To Support Morris Museum
The event will take place at a newly renovated golf course.
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Prestigious Cartoon, Graphic Arts School Joins County College Of Morris
The 50-year-old school has connections with DC Comics, Marvel Comics, Dynamite Entertainment, and more.
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Woman In Wheelchair Rescued As Storms Flood NJ Again
Severe thunderstorms brought down trees and wires, knocking out power to thousands with dozens of small outages.
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Cyclospora Outbreak Expands: How To Order Food Safely In NJ
The recalled lettuce is raising concerns for diners, but experts say restaurants face another challenge
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NJ's First County Clerk AI Service Launches In Morris County, Officials Say
The service is meant to "enhance, not replace," public service and customer service staff.
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NJ State Wrestling Champion Stripped Of 4th Title
The NJSIAA found that the wrestler violated their sportsmanship policy and bench rule during a brawl that broke out at a 2025 match.
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Firefighter Hospitalized After Battling 3-Alarm Blaze In North Jersey
Good Samaritans rescued two dogs from the burning home, officials said.
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ICE Arrests US Citizen In NJ, Locks Him In Cell, Feds Say
Federal officials say the man was provoking agents.
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Chicken Wing Eating Contest At Morristown Restaurant To Benefit Charity
The buffalo wing challenge at The Office will benefit abuse survivors.
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Risk Increases For Tornadoes, Flash Flooding, Damaging Winds In NJ Tuesday
The severe thunderstorm could produce tornadoes, isolated hail up to ping-pong size and scattered gusts up to 70 mph.
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Man Who Robbed NY Jet At Gunpoint Sentenced In Morristown
The man followed the NFL player's car from New York City before robbing him in his driveway.
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NJ Man Caught With 1,000+ Child Porn Files Faces Judge
The man played a role in the solicitation, creation, and distribution of child sexual abuse materials.
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2 Boating Crashes, 3 Deaths In 6 Days At The Jersey Shore
Two boats hit Intracoastal Waterway channel markers in Barnegat Bay, a popular venue for recreational boaters.
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NJ Mom Saves Daughter From Ex-Boyfriend's Assault, Prosecutor Says
The woman was being dragged into a vehicle by her ex-boyfriend, but her mother stopped him, authorities said.
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Morris Co. Card Player Makes World Series Of Poker Finals
The poker pro will face off against eight others in a three-day attempt to win a $10 million top prize.
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2-Year-Old Overdoses On Cocaine, North Jersey Man Charged, Police Say
The incident took place during a Jersey Shore vacation, according to prosecutors.
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Swimmer Dies After Being Pulled From Water At NJ Beach
The incident happened late last week at an unguarded beach in Sandy Hook.
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Fatal Jersey Shore Boat Crash Under Investigation, Reports Say
One person was killed in the crash late Saturday night, according to the reports.
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1 Killed, 3 Injured In Jersey Shore Boat Crash, Police Say
Five adults were on the boat that crashed late Saturday night in Barnegat Bay, authorities said.
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Wedding RSVP Cash Gift Prompts Test Etiquette Rules For Guests [The Question]
Wedding guests may spend hundreds before the vows are exchanged. Does that change what they owe the couple when it comes to a gift?
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Coach Faces Assault Charges After Kids' Softball Game Brawl: Morris Co. Prosecutors
One of the men who fought during the youth girls’ softball game is charged with assault, police say.
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Toddler Overdosed On Cocaine During Jersey Shore Vacation, Prosecutor Says
The 2-year-old boy was given two doses of Narcan on the way to the hospital after falling ill, authorities said.
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NJ Officer Helps Deliver Baby In Wawa Parking Lot: Report
The officer assisted a family during a July 6 emergency delivery on Route 73.
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16-Year-Old Shoots North Jersey Man In Broad Daylight, Police Say
The teenager faces several charges.
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What Your Neighbors Say About Park Etiquette Basics: Block Talk
Sharing public parks comes down to common sense, readers say. Leash dogs, slow down on trails and remember the space belongs to everyone.
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As 'Diarrhea Parasite' Outbreaks Rise Nationwide, Here's Where NJ Stands
Four more states are experiencing outbreaks from what’s been dubbed “the diarrhea parasite,” bringing the total to nine, the CDC reports.
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Plane Crash That Killed NJ Doctor, Daughter, Granddaughter Happened Seconds After Takeoff, Authorities Say
Gabriele Jasper, his daughter, Gabriella, and 2-year-old granddaughter, Guiliana, were killed in the July 13 crash in upstate New York.
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Lightning Strike Sets South Jersey Bakery Ablaze
Fire damage has temporarily shut down two businesses.
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Coffee Recall In NJ Over Botulism Risk
A popular coffee product sold across New Jersey is being pulled from shelves.
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Missing NJ Woman's Remains Found In MD, Cops Say
The woman had been missing for nearly a month before her remains were found in a Maryland creek bed.
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Common Allergy Med May Cause Life-Threatening Reaction: Recall Roundup
The latest recalls include allergy medicine, car seats, salmonella-risk eggs, fruit pouches, soup, parasite-linked lettuce and more.
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ICE Seizes Landscapers In Belleville, Officials Say (UPDATED)
Federal immigration authorities took several landscaping workers into custody in Belleville, the town's mayor said.
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Rare Atlantic Niña And Super El Niño Could Affect Both Hurricanes And Winter
A rare Atlantic Niña may be developing at the same time a strong El Niño builds in the Pacific. Here’s how winter could be affected.
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Teachers Cannot Display Political Signs On This NJ School’s Property, Court Finds
The reversal stems from teachers displaying political campaign signs in the school's parking lot.
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Drunken Morris Co. Driver Responsible For Fatal Wrong-Way Crash, Jury Finds
The crash occurred when the man was driving in the wrong lanes of I-80.
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Man Exposed Self At NJ Public Pool, Charged With Lewdness, Police Say
Police were responding to a call about a man publicly masturbating before the arrest, authorities said.
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Atlanta Rhythm Section, The Stray Cats: See MPAC's August Lineup
The Morristown theater’s August lineup also includes Eagles and Bob Weir tribute shows, classic ’70s bands, free concerts and more.
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Wife Recorded NJ Teacher's Sexual Assault Of Student Admission, Turned It Over To Police, Authorities Say
Jesse L. Heubel admitted to having sex with the student "a few times" in the recorded conversation, authorities said.
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4 Tornadoes In 4 Hours: Inside NJ’s Turbulent Tuesday
One of the twister's winds exceeded 100 mph, according to experts. See the metrics of all four below:
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Son Stabs His Dad To Death In South Jersey, Prosecutor Says
An odor along Fayette Street prompted a law enforcement response.
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AI Glasses Implemented In Morristown Nonprofit's Seeing Eye Dog Training
The Morristown-based nonprofit will teach handlers how to safely use AI-powered glasses while working with their guide dogs.
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NJ Man Who Shot 3, Including Teen, Turns Himself In, Cops Say
The Independence Day shooting left three hospitalized, including a teenage girl.
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ICE Takes Kitchen Workers From South Jersey Restaurant, Business Says
Immigration agents took the pair into custody on Monday.
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NJ Job Cuts Surging As 2,400 Layoffs Announced In July
Nearly 12,000 job cuts have been announced in New Jersey since the start of 2026.
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3 Tornado Touchdowns Reported In NJ, Storm Surveys Underway
Two tornadoes hit North Jersey, with a waterspout forming off the South Jersey coast, preliminary reports say.
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3 Tornado Touchdowns Confirmed In NJ, Storm Surveys Show
Three tornadoes have been confirmed in New Jersey following Tuesday's storms.
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2 Tornadoes Reported In Morris County, National Weather Service Says
The tornado reports come as flash flooding and high winds batter North Jersey
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Morristown 5K Rescheduled, See Road Closure Details
The race was pushed back a week due to "unhealthy air quality conditions caused by smoke from Canadian wildfires."
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Hundreds Of Noncitizens Voted In NJ Due To MVC Error, Sherrill Says
Sherrill orders investigation and vendor replacement after software flaw registered 6,600 people incorrectly.
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NJ Man, 20, Dies After Being Thrown From ATV, Police Say
The 20-year-old's ATV overturned during the crash, police say.
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Flood Watch Issued For Morris County As Severe Storms Approach
Torrential rain, damaging wind gusts, large hail and an isolated tornado are possible Tuesday, forecasters said.
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$500K Armored NJ Police Truck Stolen, Taken For Joyride, Police Say
The BearCat vehicle caused $13,000 in damages when leaving the parking facility, authorities said.
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These NJ Homeowners Are Getting A Bigger Property Tax Rebate
While the new budget closed the door to thousands to receive property tax relief, some applicants could see more money than the maximum.
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NJ Bank Employees Stole Millions In Money Laundering Scheme, Authorities Say
One of the men received thousands of dollars in retail gift cards.
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FIFA Cannot Sell MetLife Stadium Turf, NJ Lawmaker Says
“FIFA needs to get off our turf, literally,” the lawmaker said, adding that its sale of pieces of MetLife's pitch is illegal.
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2 Children Killed In Jersey Shore Boat Crash
A 9-year-old girl and 7-year-old boy died Sunday night after they were thrown from a boat during a crash, New Jersey State Police said.
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Urgent Blood Drive Planned At Morristown Medical Center
The two-day event comes as regional blood supplies have fallen to their lowest levels since the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Iconic Candy Maker Leaves NJ After 85 Years, Lays Off 300+ Employees
Representatives say the move will create 600 jobs, but 300 NJ employees will be let go by October.
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NJ Parasite Outbreak Update: False Positive Revealed By FDA
The mistake in the laboratory testing was caused by the complexities involved in identifying cyclosporiasis, officials said.
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NJ Man Who Shot Federal Agent Learns Fate In Court
The sentencing comes nearly a year after the man engaged in a shootout with the DEA in a North Jersey suburb.
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Jersey Shore Beach Report: Some Rain, Some Sun, So Plan Your Fun
Planning a beach day this weekend? See what's in store for the beach weather at the Jersey Shore.
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NJ Drunken Driver Who Killed Woman Learns Fate In Court
Three years after a drunk driving crash left a woman dead, the driver faced a judge.
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NJ Drug, Gun Runner Stung In Undercover Operation Faces Judge
The sentencing comes after undercover police officers bought drugs and guns from the career offender.
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Hoodie-Wearing Man Stopped By NJ Police Appears In Court
The Ocean County man alleges police stopped him after he left his apartment because he is Black; the matter is under review, the chief said.
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$2.1M Lottery Ticket Sold In Morris County
The lucky winner bought the ticket at a 7-Eleven.
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NJ Property Tax Relief Checks Begin Rolling Out: See Details
The Treasury Department began sending out 2025 property tax relief to qualifying individuals.
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ICE Arrests At Least 2 In Latest Morristown Raid: Officials
The sweeps come months after a major ICE raid in January locked up more than a dozen people, including a high school student.
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ICE Agents Rounding People Up In Morristown, Groups Say
The sweeps come months after a major ICE raid in January locked up more than a dozen people, including a high school student.
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Stealing Is Wrong, But Food Theft Isn’t As Clear-Cut [The Question]
Readers drew sharp ethical lines between stealing food out of hunger, taking luxury goods and targeting homes, local shops or chain stores.
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Park Etiquette For Group Exercise, Dog Walkers, Cyclists And Families: Block Talk
Parks are for all, but loud workouts, crowded paths, off-leash dogs and sprawling activities can test the unwritten rules of sharing space.
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From Benedict Arnold To Today: New Morris Co. Exhibit Explores Local Legal History
The courthouse was notably where American Revolutionary figure Benedict Arnold's court-martial took place.
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Woman Struck, Killed In Franklin Township, Prosecutor Says
Somerset County officials are investigating the fatal crash that occurred Wednesday evening.
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Record $635K Awarded At Morristown High School Senior Awards Night
38 Morristown High School seniors received scholarships ranging from $1,000 to $100,000 thanks to the Morris Educational Foundation.
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Dog Turns On Toaster, Sets House On Fire: Weird News & Oddities
Kidnapped kitten dragged into crime; poison-resistant mice continue evolutionary arms race; couple found a spent shell casing in an avocado.
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New Cannabis Dispensary Opens In Morris County: See Details
The shop is offering several promotions and deals to celebrate its grand opening.
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NJ Man Fired BB Gun At Neighbors, Barricaded Himself In Home: Police
The standoff lasted several hours, according to authorities.
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Aide Sexually Assaults Elderly Woman, Patient At Nursing Home In NJ, Police Say
The nursing aide at the Berlin Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center confessed to the interaction.
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Jeep Driver Dead After Crashing Into Box Truck At Jersey Shore, Police Say
The Egg Harbor Township man's Jeep crashed head-on into the box truck, police said.
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Chemical Spill Reported At North Brunswick Shopping Center
According to media reports, seven people were injured.
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Favorite Ice Cream Flavors Revealed, But The Best Part Wasn’t The Scoop
In a survey for National Ice Cream Day, the best answers aren’t about flavors but Sunday drives to iconic shops and heart-melting memories.
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North Jersey Pharmacy Broken Into, Meds Stolen, Police Say
The burglar, or burglars, shattered the pharmacy's front door to get in, officials say.
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Iconic Horror Prequel, Filmed In North Jersey, Gets Teaser
A24's prequel series was filmed in North Jersey, where the original movie was shot more than 45 years ago.
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Man Exposed Himself To Multiple Females At Bridgewater Mall, Police Say
Authorities said the 23-year-old harassed and exposed himself to multiple females ages 14 to 25 at the mall.
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Man Shot Dead In North Jersey Driveway, Prosecutors Say
No arrests have been announced at this time.
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Men Try To Lure Girl For Sex Around South Jersey, Prosecutor Says
The online chat led to a planned Brooklawn meetup.
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Dangerous Heat, Storms, Wildfire Smoke Prompt Morris County Warning
Temperatures are expected to hit triple digits once again.
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Several Roads To Close For Morristown 5K Race: See Details
Roughly 3,000 runners will own the roads this week for the 21st Annual Morristown Corporate Classic 5K.
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Flames Destroy Morristown Food Truck's Kitchen Space, Owners Say
While the trucks were spared, the business's kitchen and storage space were decimated by the fire.
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Morris Co. ICE Jail May Be Back On The Table: See Details
The federal government decided it would continue to pursue converting a warehouse into an ICE jail, "upon reconsideration."
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Middlesex Daycare Owner Gave Children Sleep Supplement Without Parents' Consent, Prosecutor Says
Cheryl Ambicki, 57, faces two counts of child endangerment after a joint police-prosecutor investigation.
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$1M Powerball Ticket Sold At North Jersey Pharmacy
The top prize has still yet to be claimed, meaning the first-place winnings have climbed to $498 million for the Wednesday drawing.
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Teacher Sexually Assaulted Student In 4 Different NJ Communities, Prosecutor Says
The teacher has been charged in multiple municipalities, stemming from where the reported sexual acts took place, authorities said.
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NJ Man Fatally Struck By Vehicle While Crossing The Street, Police Say
The incident occurred Thursday night in the Hammonton section of Winslow Township.
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Car Explosion Rocks Gated North Jersey Neighborhood, Injures Man
A highly volatile accelerant was found in the trunk of the car, and the FBI is investigating, officials say.
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Woman Slapped Teen Girl Wearing Political Pants, Point Pleasant Beach Police Say
The woman, a Canadian citizen living locally, has been charged with simple assault in the July 3 boardwalk incident, police said.
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'There's Blood Everywhere': Husband’s 911 Call After Finding NJ Wonan’s Bloody Body Released
Brooke Hanlon's husband frantically dialed 911 after his wife was stabbed to death.
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'There's Blood Everywhere': Husband’s 911 Call After Finding NJ Woman’s Bloody Body Released
Brooke Hanlon's husband frantically dialed 911 after his wife was stabbed to death.
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Illegal Vapes, Weed Sold At Morris County Smoke Shops, Prosecutors Say
A dozen smoke shops were raided in a county-wide crackdown, officials said.
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It Could Feel Like 107 This Week In NJ As Extreme Heat Returns
Dangerous heat is expected for New Jersey Wednesday, according to the latest forecast.
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Masked Thieves Rob Morristown Boutique In Broad Daylight, Owner Says
VIDEO: Multiple people stormed the designer handbag store and took several items.
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Masked Thieves Grab Designer Handbags In Daytime Robbery, NJ Boutique Owner Says
VIDEO: Multiple people stormed the designer handbag store and took several items.
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2 Men, Teen Girl, Shot In North Jersey, Police Say
No arrests have been announced following the shooting.
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Jersey Shore Beach Report: Sunshine And A Few Sprinkles Coming Our Way
Rain has been relentless, but we should get a break with sunny skies at the beach most of the weekend.
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4 Arrested After North Jersey Shootout, Officials Say
A physical altercation turned into a potentially deadly shootout, police say.
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Diarrhea Parasite Outbreak In NJ Update
Cyclosporiasis illnesses are spreading across the U.S.; New Jersey has had dozens in 2026.
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Free Morristown Jazz & Blues Fest Returns With Full Day Of Live Music
A Grammy-winning artist dubbed "the undisputed future of the blues" will be closing out the festival.
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Retired NJ Police Officer Sexually Assaulted Teen Girl, Prosecutor Says
Authorities said he bought her gifts and gave her his credit card for food before assaulting her.
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Former NJ Police Officer Sexually Assaulted Teen Girl, Prosecutor Says
Authorities said the former school resource officer bought her gifts and gave her his credit card for food before assaulting her.
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Ex-NJ Superintendent Who Said He Was Fired Because He's Gay Gets 6-Figure Settlement
The Ocean County district fired John Berenato in 2023 after an uproar over several issues. The firing violated tenure laws, the state said.
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Morris Co. Bank Robber Nabbed By FBI, Officials Say
The suspect is also accused of robbing a bank in New Hampshire.
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Outrage Explodes After ‘Nazi’ Music Fest At Bloomfield VFW Hall
Concert attendees gave Nazi salutes, a report said. VFW officials said they didn't know the promoter's background. He blames "woke" culture.
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Murder In Morris County Suburb: What We Know
It's been more than a month since Brooke Hanlon, 35, was found stabbed to death in her home, and authorities are scrambling for answers.
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Fruit Linked To Multi-State E. Coli Outbreak: Recall Roundup
Millions of eye drops have been recalled; name-brand dog food poses a choking hazard; stop using these grills; and check cars for recalls.
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Riskiest Towns For Ticks In NJ: A County-By-County Breakdown
If you're planning a hike or other outdoor activities, see where you are at the highest risk for encountering ticks.
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Riskiest Towns For Ticks In Morris County: A Breakdown
This online tool uses several signals, including weather, seasonal tick activity, and other factors, to calculate scores for each town.
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Child Molested At Bergen County Boy Scout Camp, Lawsuit Says
The incident happened in July 2025, according to the lawsuit.
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Morristown Explains Who Cleans Up Storm Debris, What Residents Need To Do
As Morristown continues to clean up from the aftermath of the last storm, more flood warnings come pouring in.
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5 Stories That Show Kindness Still Exists In America: Block Talk
Patch readers share small but lasting moments of kindness, ranging from a tied shoelace to strangers offering comfort and aid after a crash.
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Baby Delivered On NJ Turnpike With The Help Of State Trooper
The baby's birth certificate reportedly lists mile marker 113.3 as his birthplace.
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New Thunderstorms Hit NJ, Bringing Flood Warnings, 'Damaging' Winds
Some roads were beginning to flood and flash flood warnings were posted for multiple parts of the Garden State.
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Flood Watches Expand Ahead Of More Thunderstorms In NJ
Parts of New Jersey are at risk of damaging winds and flash floods, according to the latest forecast.
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What To Do After Witnessing Someone Stealing [The Question]
Stealing seems ethically clear-cut, unless it involves food, a coworker, or personal risk.
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Tree Branch Falls Onto NJ Police Car: See The Video
The crash occurred at the start of an intense holiday weekend, which brought flooding, crashes and more to the Garden State.
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'Unprecedented' Blood Shortage In NJ Following July 4 Storms
Blood supplies in the region are at their lowest since COVID-19, experts warn.
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High Bacteria Levels Spark Beach Closures Along The Jersey Shore: See Where
The closures come after heavy rain drenched parts of the Garden State earlier in the week and led to severe flooding along the shore.
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Top NJ Hospital Kept Newborn Away From Parents, Lawsuit Says
There was no court order restricting the parents' access and the mother was only allowed to be near the baby during the day, the suit says.
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Poison-Resistant Mice And Rats Spread Across NJ, Study Finds
A closer look at rodents across New Jersey reveals why old pest-control methods may become less reliable.
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Thunderstorms, Flash Flooding Headed For NJ Again
Heavy rain and damaging winds could be back on Thursday and Friday, according to the latest forecast.
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Middlesex Co. Man Severs Wife's Hands, Foot Before Taking His Own Life: Report
The wife, who survived, gave a statement to authorities after making a recovery one official called "phenomenal."
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NJ Cops Found 4 Pounds Of Meth In Woman's Car, Now They're Paying Her $110K
The woman had been sleeping in the car; police called to remove her found the drugs after what the woman contended was an illegal search.
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Give Us The Scoop On Your Favorite Ice Cream Flavor: Patch Poll
National Ice Cream Day is coming up. Give us the scoop on your favorite flavors, freezer-aisle loyalties and strongest ice cream opinions.
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NJ Man, 32, Killed In North Jersey Crash, Report Says
Two Toyota Camrys colliding sent each driver to the hospital, according to the report.
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These 3 Laws Will Cut NJ Electric Bills, Sherrill Says
Democrats are going after utility companies and AI data centers. Meanwhile, Republicans have ideas of their own: here’s what they’re saying.
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Morris County Sheriff’s Officer With ALS Rallies To Fund Cure Research
The sheriff's officer, recently diagnosed, has launched a campaign to raise money for an ALS research institute.
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2 Arrested In Bomb Threat During World Cup Match At MetLife, Police Say
A man and woman are accused of making the bomb threat during the Brazil-Norway World Cup match Sunday, authorities said.
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300+ Layoffs Coming To Morris County Pharma Company
Employees will start being let go before the end of the summer, according to the WARN report.
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Morris County To Join Nationwide Reading Of Declaration Of Independence
A staple of the American Revolution, Morris County will join town leaders from across the country in the synchronized reading.
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NJ Electric Costs Will Rise Again, New Report Says
Rising energy demand is driving utility bills higher, fueling concerns over affordability as people question grid reliability.
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What SNAP Ruling Means For Food Aid Benefits In NJ
A federal judge blocked a ban on using SNAP benefits for candy or sugary drinks, saying the feds ignored their own definition of "food."
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NJ Man's Dog Leads Police To His Arrest, Officials Say
The police officer recognized the man's German Shepherd, leading to the arrest.
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North Jersey Woman Missing For 2 Weeks May Be Injured: Officials
The woman was last seen in Maryland, according to investigators.
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Teen Found Dead In Morris County Pond, Investigators Say
Witnesses saw the teenager struggling to swim, prompting a police response, authorities said.
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Thousands Without Power In Morris Co. After Major Storms, Heat Wave
Three days after the initial storm, thousands of customers are still powerless and could stay that way for longer.
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20 Killed By Weather, Whale Sinks Boat, Lightning Sparks Church Fire: NJ Weekend
Here are the headlines from the weekend in New Jersey.
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Flood Warnings Hit NJ As Power Outages Linger For Thousands
Power restoration continues across NJ but another round of storms could delay progress for thousands waiting for electricity.
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Breaching Whale Sinks Fire Boat In Raritan Bay
The whale breached under the Carteret Fire Department boat that was assisting with tall ships participating in the New York Harbor event.
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More NJ Power Outages After 2nd Storm As More Severe Storms, Flood Threat Looms
Outages in new areas and some restored areas have pushed power restoration to midweek for some, while more heat and storms are forecast.
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Storm Threat Increases, Celebrations Canceled, Power Outages Linger Across NJ
Wind gusts of 60 to 80 mph are possible Saturday evening along with more thunderstorms, the National Weather Service said.
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New Storm Threat Looms As Thousands Remain Powerless Across NJ
Multiple roads are closed because of downed trees and power lines all over New Jersey.
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230K Without Power As Severe Thunderstorms Wallop NJ
Multiple roads are closed because of downed trees and power lines all over New Jersey.
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Morris County's 4th Of July Weekend: See America 250 Celebrations
The anniversary is particularly special to Morris County, which played a pivotal role in the American Revolution.
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Severe Storms Could Break Historic Heat Wave: Here’s When NJ Could See Relief
"This is not the kind of heat event we see every year," National Weather Service forecasters warned.
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250K Without Power As Severe Storms Rip Through NJ Friday
High winds felled trees, closed roads and sparked a plethora of emergency responses.
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4 Kids Left In Hot Car While Mom Shopped In NJ Walmart, Report Says
The woman had gone shopping at Walmart, the report said.
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Dangerous Temps Prompt Morris County Warning: See Cooling Centers
Temperatures are expected to enter the triple digits over the holiday weekend.
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NJ Man Threatened Woman, Had Illegal Gun Cache, Police Say
A rifle with the serial number scratched off was found in the man's possession, authorities say.
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Man Who Sent Nude Pics To NJ Cop Posing As Teen Faces Judge
The man, thinking he was chatting with a 13-year-old girl, was actually sexting a police officer.
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Kindness Is America’s Default, Poll Shows; Tell Us Your Story: Block Talk
Most Americans see kindness and respect in daily life, according to a recent poll. We want to hear your stories.
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Jersey Shore Beach Report: Hot, Hotter, Then A Break
Sunscreen and plenty of water are essential if you're planning to spend time on the beach for the Fourth of July.
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Man Fights Bear For 40 Minutes To Save Pet Goat: Weird News & Oddities
Joe Snitch wants to help; “UFO clouds” drift into California; e-bikes menace the grocery aisles; and the M&M’s don’t have the blues.
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Boy Stabbed To Death After Fight In South Jersey, Prosecutor Says
The stabbing killed a 17-year-old in Bridgeton.
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DHS Won't "Back Down" On New NJ ICE Jail Despite Legal Filing: Feds
After federal attorneys said the jail site would be sold, the Trump Administration said it would "never back down."
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Kindness Has Limits When It Comes To Lying, Readers Say [The Question]
Readers debate the ethics of white lies and brutal truths, and the line between fibs sparing feelings and falsehoods causing real harm.
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Police Seek Public's Help With Morris Co. Suburb Slaying
Authorities are asking anyone with information on the killing of a Morris County mother to come forward, anonymously or otherwise.
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America At 250: Voices Of Freedom, Worry And Hope From Across The Country
With a mix of pride, concern, and hope, readers described America as a land of liberty and opportunity with promises not yet fully realized.
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Students Face Virtual Active Shooters, Inmates, And More At This NJ University
Students studying criminal justice, social work, and sociology face dozens of virtual "high-stakes training scenarios" in the new program.
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Property Tax Relief Cut For Millions In New NJ Budget
Sherrill's first budget, passed minutes before the deadline, reflects eligibility amendments to NJ property tax relief programs.
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Property Tax Relief Changes Abound In New NJ Budget
Sherrill's first budget, passed minutes before the deadline, reflects eligibility amendments to NJ property tax relief programs.
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3-Year-Old NJ Boy Drowns In Family Pool
The Blackwood, New Jersey child drowned and was taken to the hospital.
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45 Years Later, A Morristown Café Still Serves French Food With A Friendly Smile
The locally beloved establishment is hosting several events to celebrate its 45 years of operation, including live music and special menus.
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Parasite Outbreak Sickens People In 17 States, Including NJ
Federal health officials are investigating the outbreak of the foodborne illness.
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ICE Prison In North Jersey Is Officially Nixed, Feds Say
A week after a bombshell NYT report, ICE has announced it is, in fact, abandoning plans to build an immigration detention center.
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Knife-Wielding Man Shot By Police Following Stand-Off In Basking Ridge: Prosecutor
Cops say they pleaded with Jake Smolinsky of Asbury for more than 30 minutes to get out of his car and drop the knife before the shooting.
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Morristown Deli Closes, Buyers Sought, Report Says
The 9-year-old deli is available for sale or lease, the report reads.
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10 Food Safety Mistakes People Make During Summer Picnics
With excessive heat forecast for the country’s semiquincentennial, following these food safety tips can keep guests out of the hospital.
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Parsippany Native, 21, Killed In SC Motorcycle Crash, Officials Say
The 21-year-old airman used to work at a locally beloved pizzeria.
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'Armed And Dangerous' Man Wanted In South Jersey, Prosecutor Says
A man was found shot dead.
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Dead Body Found In Burning Car Near Wayne Mall, Officials Say
An investigation by police and the Medical Examiner’s Office is underway.
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Best Companies To Work For In NJ: See Who Made U.S. News List
The ratings evaluated 3,900 public and privately owned companies across multiple industries.
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Beloved Bergen Co. Burger Joint To Relocate: See Where
The 80-year-old diner will also be expanding its space in its new location, planning board documents show.
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Morris County 5K Race for Recovery Set for July 4 In Central Park
The annual fundraiser in Parsippany-Troy Hills will support Market Street Mission programs across New Jersey.
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Morris Co. Woman Stabbed To Death In Home ID'd By Police
The ID comes nearly a month after the victim was found stabbed to death in a suburban home.
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Perseids, Solar And Lunar Eclipses Highlight 2026 Summer Skywatching
The Perseids headline a busy summer skywatching season that includes solar and lunar eclipses and a lingering chance of seeing the aurora.
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Morristown To Close Parking Garage Entry For Repairs, See Details
Access to one Morristown parking garage entrance will be closed for concrete repairs and sealing, officials said.
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NJ Man Stabbed 62-Year-Old In Head, Neck, Police Say
The man was charged with attempted murder in addition to several weapons charges.
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NJ Man Stabbed 62-Year-Old In Head, Neck In Domestic Dispute, Police Say
The man was charged with attempted murder in addition to several weapons charges.
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Teen Sets Cars On Fire, Smashes Windshield In South Jersey, Police Say
A hatchet was found.
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Car Crashes Into Morristown Boutique, Owners Say
The car drove right into the boutique's front doors. See photos:
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Armed Bank Robber Sought By Police In North Jersey
The masked man walked out of the bank with $12,000, authorities say.
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NJ Teen Charged With Double Murder Of 2 High School Girls To Be Tried As Adult
Vincent Battiloro will be tried as an adult in 2025 Burnside Avenue crash that killed two Cranford High School students.
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White Lies, Honesty And The Etiquette Of Telling The Truth [The Question]
Most people agree honesty matters, but life is full of awkward moments when the truth can feel needlessly cruel. When, if ever, is a lie OK?
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NJ Lawmaker’s $25 Minimum Wage Bill Gains Traction In DC
This would be the first federal minimum wage bump since 2009.
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Jersey Shore Beach Report: Some Rain Must Fall, But Briefly
The last weekend of June is bringing a mixed bag of weather. See what's in store at the Jersey Shore's beaches.
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Runaway Emu Captured After Weeks On The Loose In North Jersey
Residents kept the flightless fugitive in the area with apple offerings until a capture plan was put in place.
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Elusive Emu On The Lamb In North Jersey Finds New Home
Doug can stop searching, officials noted.
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Elusive Emu On The Lam In North Jersey Finds New Home
Doug can stop searching, officials noted.
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How To Tell Neighbors They Cannot Use Your Swimming Pool: Block Talk
A backyard pool can turn into a neighborhood free-for-all fast when one friendly invitation becomes an assumed free pass.
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Morris Co. Pride Event Returns With Entertainment, Vendors And More
Guests can expect music, food, kids' activities, and more than 75 local vendors and crafters.
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Triple Digit Temperatures Target NJ As Heat Warnings Expand: See Latest Timing
The hot streak and humidity could break records according to the latest weather report.
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'Dangerous' Heat Headed To NJ After Stormy Weekend, Forecasters Say
The hot streak and humidity could break records according to the latest weather report.
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Big Weather Change Hits NJ As Heat Watches Issued: See Latest Forecast
The hot streak and humidity could break records according to the latest weather report.
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13-Year-Old Missing In Morris County
The teen was last seen Thursday afternoon, police say.
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100+ Homemade Bombs Found In Morris Co. Home, Prosecutors Say
Authorities also seized blasting caps, cell phones, and various firearms and ammo from the home laboratory.
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I-287 Lane Closures Planned In Morris County: See Details
The lane shifts are part of a $17.5 million federally funded project to replace the concrete bridge deck on the roadway.
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Cheese Sold In NJ Recalled Amid Listeria Concerns, FDA Says
A Maryland-based cheese company has recalled all of its products amid a Listeria concern linked to eight hospitalizations and one death.
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Disabled Morris Co. Sheriff’s Officer Denied Retirement Badge, Suit Says
The retired officer believes his on-duty injury is the reason he's being denied a retired law enforcement ID and retirement shield.
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Major Weather Shift Coming To NJ: See Timeline
Temperatures could reach the upper 90s following two rounds of showers, forecasters at the National Weather Service said.
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NJ Psychiatrist Traded Drugs For Sex, Authorities Say
Adderall, Xanax, and Vyvanse were among the drugs given to partners and other known drug addicts.
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Tractor-Trailer Fire Closes N.J. Turnpike Lanes During Morning Commute, Officials Say
The crash closed northbound lanes near Exit 12 in Carteret during the Thursday morning commute.
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Baby Deer Rescued By Morristown Firefighters
Fire crews used a tarp to rescue the frightened fawn.
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It’s Not Easy Being The Blue M&M As Candy Gets ‘MAHA’ Makeover
Mars is releasing all-natural colorings in a “Make America Healthy Again” makeover of its classic M&M’s candies, benching blue and brown.
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NY Jets Hosting High School Football Tournament In Morris Co.
Sixteen high school teams from New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut are competing in a traditional 7-on-7 football, two-day tournament.
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2026 July 4 Event Guide For Morristown
Your guide to July 4 celebrations of America’s 250th anniversary in and around Morristown.
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Morristown Nonprofit Sends Record-Breaking 125 Kids To Preschool
Preschool Advantage is celebrating its largest enrollment in the organization's 31-year history.
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Man Who Sexually Assaulted Girl Has Morris County Ties: PO
Authorities said the Jersey Shore man spoke with several underage girls via social media apps.
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Man Sexually Assaulted Manchester Girl After Snapchat Talks, Prosecutor Says
The man used Instagram, Tik Tok and Snapchat to contact children and authorities believe there are more victims, the prosecutor said.
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Major Property Tax Rebate May Be Restored In New NJ Budget
One program for retirees could see more funding than what was originally proposed in March.
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NJ Man Stole Confidential Docs From Girlfriend’s Job For $2.7M Insider Trading Scheme: Feds
The man would use drafted announcements to learn insider info before the public knew about it, and make “well-timed trades," feds say.
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These NJ Pizzerias Ranked Among America’s 50 Best
Two New Jersey pizzerias landed among the nation's best, with customers praising charred crusts, standout ingredients and memorable pies.
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654 NJ Cops Faced ‘Major Discipline,' New Attorney General Report Shows
The 560-page report includes a wide variety of misconduct, such as sexual contact, severely beating a child, and making biased comments.
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Delivery Driver Kicks, Damages Parked Car In Union County Dispute, Police Say
A Ramapo Way resident reported the incident following an argument in the area.
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For America's 250th, Patch Wants To Know What It Means To You
To celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, we want to hear what being an American means to you.
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NJ Rapper Who Shot At Pregnant Woman Faces Judge
After the shooting, the rapper posted a video saying, “Can’t find me... Police. Y’all never gonna find me,” shortly before being arrested.
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Man Loses Control, Dies In Crash Along South Jersey Highway, Police Say
He hit multiple objects during the crash.
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Major NJ Tech Companies Slashing Hundreds Of Jobs
Multiple major technology and telecommunication companies in New Jersey announced in June plans for major layoffs.
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NJ Man Killed 2-Month-Old Daughter, Prosecutors Say
The baby was found with blunt injuries to her head, officials say.
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How Morris School District's Referendum Could Affect Taxpayers
The school district's first referendum vote in nearly 30 years would fund several improvements across all ten schools.
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Drunken Driver Faces Judge After Fatal Morris Co. Crash
The driver's front passenger, a 30-year-old woman, died after they crashed into a tree.
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Severe Weather Risk Across NJ Tuesday As Flooding, Power Outages Linger
As the Garden State recovers from stormy weather on Monday night, severe weather and flooding may still linger in parts of NJ on Tuesday.
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Family Dog Alerts Owner To NJ House Fire, Saving Lives, Officials Say
"Squillium" warned the resident of the fire before the smoke alarms did, reports say.
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Standoff In Wayne Ends With Suspected Killer's Death, Police Say
The suspect barricaded himself in his home hours after killing a man in Hudson County, authorities said.
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NJ Man Charged In Disabled Daughter’s Killing Had Mental Health Issues, Court Docs Show
"It's like hell," Dennis Hall's wife said after he admitted to choking their daughter.
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2 NJ Motorcyclists Collide, Killing 1 And Injuring Another, Cops Say
Both drivers lost control before being thrown from their bikes, authorities said.
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Ex-Gambino Family Enforcer Turned NJ Councilman Charged In Loan Scheme
John Alite is facing charges of theft by extortion, usury, terroristic threats and more, authorities said.
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Woman Killed, Child Injured In North Jersey Dump Truck Collision
Both the woman and child were evacuated by helicopter following the multi-vehicle crash.
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Dying NJ Mall Has Turned Into An Underground Tourist Attraction
There has been a resurgence of interest in the Livingston Mall as it lumbers towards its final days – which sparked a warning from police.
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Plans For New ICE Jail In NJ Have Been Scrapped, Sherrill Says
The move comes after months of legal back-and-forth between the state and the federal government.
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Hit-And-Run Kills 2 Pedestrians In Newark Crosswalk, Search For Driver Continues
A car hit two women while they were in a crosswalk and fled the scene, authorities said.
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Free World Cup Tickets Being Given To Children In These 18 NJ Towns
Children in 18 New Jersey towns will get to see local World Cup matches for free.
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Man Who Killed Woman In Morris Co. Crash Faces Judge
The sentencing comes months after a woman was struck and killed on an affluent suburban street.
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Severe Thunderstorms Expected To Move Into NJ Monday, Forecasters Say
Storms will be capable of producing damaging wind gusts, hail and heavy rainfall, according to the National Weather Service.
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‘Life Threatening’ Weather Moves Into NJ Monday, Forecasters Say
Severe thunderstorms with "damaging wind gusts" have triggered flood watches throughout the state.
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NJ Man Kills 2 Teens, Flees Scene Of Delaware Crash, Police Say
The boy and girl were walking along the road with an e-bike.
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‘Cultivate Inner Peace’ At West Orange Buddhist Monastery Event
The public is invited to attend the non-sectarian event at Empty Cloud Monastery.
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Jersey Shore Beach Report: Sunshine Awaits For Days On The Sand
The beach season is picking up nicely with sunny skies and comfortable temperatures.
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'Superman,' 'All My Children' Actor Killed In NJ Housefire
The soap opera alum was with his wife when a fire tore through their North Jersey home, killing them both.
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Meet Libby And The Ordinary People Trying To Bring The Lost Dog Home.
Libby, a golden retriever startled by a loud noise 3 years ago, stays a step ahead of rescuers. But where there’s kindness, there’s hope.
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NJ DOT Mower Overturns On I-80 While Cutting Grass
The industrial mower flipped on the busy roadway Thursday morning.
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Chick-fil-A Dethroned As America’s Favorite Restaurant By This NJ Chain
A new national survey shows a shift at the top of the rankings.
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NJ's 3rd Topgolf Gets Opening Date: See Details
The first to attend the opening will walk out with gift cards and the chance to win free Topgolf for a year.
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Australia Vs. USA To Be Screened in Morristown Park
The showdown between the Americans and the Aussies will be projected in the park, where guests can enjoy the game, music, and activities.
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'There Was No Playbook' NJ Mom Says Of Daughter's Clinging Jellyfish Encounter
The Brick Township girl's clinging jellyfish sting perplexed doctors and her family; she is believed to be the first child stung in NJ.
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Severe Thunderstorms Target NJ Thursday: Latest Timing
A cold front is expected to trigger storms statewide Thursday afternoon and evening, bringing the risk of damaging winds and travel delays.
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How To Correct Bad Manners Without Shaming [The Question]
Readers debate when it’s appropriate to correct bad manners, how to do it without shaming someone, and whether public civility is fading.
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Man Exposes Himself To Group Of Girls At Sports Event In NJ, Police Say
Callers said he intentionally unveiled his genitals to the minors.
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EMT, 24, Dies In Motorcycle Crash In Morris County
The motorcyclist was in the hospital for days before succumbing to his injuries.
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Porn Mysteriously Appears In City Rec Guide: Weird News & Oddities
Bears are where they shouldn’t be. An emu is on the run. And a woman was buzzing down the highway when she discovered she wasn’t alone.
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America’s Oldest Man Dies In NJ At 111
He was recognized nationally for his extraordinary life and longevity.
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NJ's Mountain Creek Waterpark To Open Early: See Details
Mountain Creek Waterpark, once infamously known as "Action Park," will open early for one weekend before daily operations commence.
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What To Do When Neighborhood Kids Keep Asking To Use Your Pool: Block Talk
Letting the neighbor kid swim on a hot day may seem like a kind thing to do. But what if they bring more kids and come back again and again?
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New Wave Of NJ Trader Joe’s Stores Opening: See Locations
Here’s how to request a local Trader Joe’s grocery store in your town.
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High Fecal Bacteria At 10 NJ Beaches Sparks Swim Advisories
The beaches had Enterococci bacteria levels above the level considered safe for swimming, the NJDEP said.
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Couple Killed In North Jersey House Fire
Police said the home was "fully engulfed in flames" when troopers arrived.
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Things Dads Say: Teaching About Life With Love, Humor And No Nonsense
Readers share funny, tender Father’s Day memories of the dads who taught them how to laugh, work hard, save money and love deeply.
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These NJ Colleges Are Broke, New Report Shows
More than half of the NJ colleges ranked in the report earned the lowest grade for financial strength.
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'Terrifying' Deck Collapse In Morris Co. Injures 7 During Birthday Party
The owner says 11 people were on the deck when it gave out.
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This NJ University Ranked Among World’s Best By US News
A New Jersey university ranks among the world’s top schools in a new global education ranking released Tuesday by U.S. News.
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Hidden Summer Hazards Families Should Not Ignore
Pools, beaches, boating excursions and road trips come with risks. Here’s what to know about summer safety hazards before heading out.
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New Aldi Coming To This Morris County Town
Some lucky customers will be walking out with a free bag of groceries on opening day, among other giveaways.
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NJ Man Killed, Teen Injured In I-287 Crash, Cops Say
The crash happened when a Honda, carrying a 13-year-old, stopped partially on the roadway's shoulder, police said.
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Child Killed In Tractor-Trailer Crash On The Turnpike
NJSP say the Freightliner then struck a second vehicle before leaving the roadway; two drivers were hospitalized with moderate injuries.
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Morristown Bakery & Cafe Closing After Nearly 20 Years
“It was a very hard decision, but it was a decision I made,” said the bakery's owner.
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Retired Federal Defense Worker Is Running For Sherrill's Old Congress Seat In NJ-11
Vince Matrisciano on running as an independent: "People are frustrated with both parties and feel like they have no one to vote for."
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'Endangered' Missing Woman Sought In North Jersey
The woman's family hasn't heard from her in nearly a month, police said.
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Missing Fisherman’s Body Pulled From NJ River After Multi-Agency Recovery Mission
A GoFundMe was launched to help the fisherman's grieving wife and 14-year-old son.
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Body Found In North Jersey Pond ID'd By Police
The matter remains under investigation.
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Bloomfield Teacher Sexually Assaulted 13-Year-Old Student, Prosecutors Say
The Middlesex County resident teaches at a middle school in Bloomfield. He has been charged with sex assault and other crimes.
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North Jersey Man Sexually Assaulted Child
The man admitted to sexually abusing a child under 13 years old.
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Emu On The Loose In North Jersey
Anyone with information on who the flightless bird belongs to is asked to call the police. Or Doug.
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8 Caught In Massive Prostitution Raid Linked To World Cup, NJ Sheriff Says
Eight women were arrested following the county-wide sweep.
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Real Housewife Of NJ’s Daughter Charged With Assault, Court Documents Say
The incident was reportedly a domestic violence dispute.
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El Niño 'Imminent,' Could Reshape Weather Patterns. Here’s What It Means For NJ
AccuWeather meteorologists said the developing El Niño is unusual because it is expected to begin early and strengthen quickly.
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Morristown OK's $60M Budget: See Tax Hikes
The tax hike reflected in the municipal budget comes after the Morris School District's adopted budget accounts for another.
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NJ Man Streamed Stolen Dump Truck Chase, Crash: See Video
"Yo TikTok, I got a cop on me," the driver can be heard saying moments before the truck flips.
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Teen Girl Shot At The Jersey Shore
The 16-year-old girl was found with a life-threatening injury, police said.
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North Jersey Man Planned Terror Attack For ISIS, Feds Say
The man said he wanted to attack a National Guard location or a Jewish place of worship, according to federal officials.
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NJ Man Planned Terror Attack For ISIS, Feds Say
The man said he wanted to attack a National Guard location or a Jewish place of worship, according to federal officials.
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See How To Add To Morris County's Historical Traveling Mural
The county's new traveling mural will stop in local towns and invite residents to help paint its 250-year story.
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Drunk Driver Crashes Into Burger King In Bridgewater, Police Say
Only the drive-thru of the restaurant is open on Monday after a whopper of a crash.
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North Jersey Woman Runs Into Woods, Police Seek Help Finding Her
The woman has white skin and long black hair, authorities said.
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Home Invasion Suspect Caught Quick, NJ Police Say
Authorities had the break-in suspect in cuffs less than an hour after the incident was reported, authorities said.
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Man Killed By Car On Residential Road, NJ Cops Say
The man has not yet been identified, according to police.
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Multiple Shore Drownings, Woman Falls 10 Stories Down Trash Chute: NJ Weekend
Here are the headlines you may have missed from the weekend in New Jersey.
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Motorcyclist Hits Bear On I-78, Hospitalized With Serious Injuries In Hunterdon County
The crash with the bear caused the motorcycle to overturn and the driver to be ejected on Sunday night, said police.
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Man Drowns Off Jersey Shore Beach, Police Say
The search for the missing Burlington County man was suspended due to darkness, Seaside Park police said.
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Elephant-Sized Meteor Buzzes Earth: Weird News & Oddities
People are entering NYC sewers, and no one knows why. A man fell into a septic tank, but the stench kept a rescuer away. Animals run amok.
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Wrong Dog Euthanized After Fatal Attack In Summit, Police Say
Police say new evidence suggests a dog involved in the attack remained with its owner.
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Iconic Morristown Revolutionary War Site Featured On PBS Doc
The episode comes as the nation prepares to celebrate the 250th anniversary of its founding, of which Morris County played a pivotal role.
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North Jersey Man Met NY Teen For Sex, Police Say
The two met on a popular social media app, according to authorities.
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E-Scooter Crashes Spark Questions About Rider Rules: Block Talk
Fatal and serious e-scooter crashes raise fresh safety questions. How should your town balance safety and the convenience of e-scooters?
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New Details On Deadly NJ School Bus Crash
A boy was hit by a bus and died.
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Storm Track Shift Increases Severe Weather Chances In NJ This Weekend
Wind gusts and hail have the potential to be damaging, according to weather experts.
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Potentially Severe Thunderstorms In North Jersey Weekend Forecast: What To Know
Wind gusts have the potential to be damaging, according to weather experts.
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Jersey Shore Beach Report: Enjoy A Taste Of Summer
Sunny skies and warm temperatures are anticipated for the Jersey Shore's beaches this weekend.
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Sherrill Pumps $20M Of Taxpayer Money To Fight Deportation
Officials say the funding will double the services provided to low-income immigrants facing deportation in the Garden State.
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How To Respond To Nosiness Without Being Rude [The Question]
Rude questions, real boundaries: Patch readers debate whether personal questions deserve grace, deflection, humor or a hard stop.
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North Jersey Cop Stole Reporter's Camera During ICE Jail Clash: Officials
The reporter's camera bag, containing $10K worth of equipment, was nabbed while he was being treated in a hospital, officials said.
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Dead Body Found In North Jersey River, Officials Say
The body appeared to be in the water for a long time, according to the report.
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High Grocery And Gas Prices Change What Americans Put On The Dinner Table
As grocery and gas prices climb, readers say they’re cutting meat, skipping meals and stretching leftovers.
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Meet Protection Dogs At This Morris Co. Nonprofit's Open House
Kelly's K9's open house will feature live protection dog demos, self-defense classes for women, children's activities, and more.
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Morris County Woman’s Body Unclaimed: Did You Know Her?
The coroner's office is looking for any information available on the woman's living relatives, who may be in North Jersey.
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Weather Changes For NJ As Geomagnetic Storm Brings Chance For Northern Lights
If a geomagnetic storm comes in strong enough, New Jersey could have a chance to see the northern lights Thursday.
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Oil Titan To Leave NJ After Nearly 150 Years
The 144-year-old oil company will be moving its legal headquarters out of the Garden State.
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Morristown Non-Profit Awarded Grant From Local Foundation
The Morristown-based grant will help keep free meals, men's shelter and addiction recovery services available.
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$200K 'Jersey Dog' Lotto Ticket Sold In North Jersey
Three out of five tickets with the $200,000 top prize have been sold so far.
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Justin Murphy Will Take On Cory Booker In NJ’s Senate Election
If the underdog is successful in November, he'd be breaking a 54-year losing streak for Republicans in New Jersey.
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Fire Tears Through Morris County Pizzeria, Closing It Until Further Notice
The owner is "devastated" following the blaze.
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Major Store Closures, Job Cuts Hit NJ In 2026
Layoffs are up significantly in the first five months of 2026, along with store and bank closures.
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NJ-11 Election Results: Mejia Wins Democrat Primary, Hathaway Earns Republican Nod: AP
U.S. Rep. Analilia Mejia faced a challenge from Joseph Lewis, Donald Cresitello and Justin Strickland in the Democratic race.
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Costco's Massive Gas Station Opens In Morris County
There are now 21 Costcos in the Garden State, only two of which don't have gas stations attached.
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Prostitution, Meth Found In NJ Spa, Police Say
A spa raid yielded “items indicative of prostitution,” meth, and evidence of money laundering, authorities said.
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Prostitution, Meth Found In Morris County Spa, Police Say
A spa raid yielded “items indicative of prostitution,” meth, and evidence of money laundering, authorities said.
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Man Groped Girl In NJ Mall Movie Theater, Spied On Others In Dressing Room, Police Say
The man was caught in the movie theater with his pants down after touching an underage girl's leg, police say.
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Boy Vanishes In Ocean During Jersey Shore Class Trip, Authorities Say
The teen’s grandma told Action News that he's a special needs student.
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NJ Man Bit, Kicked ICE Officers During Clash At ICE Prison, Authorities Say
The 26-year-old was arrested as tensions spiked outside the immigration detention facility over the week.
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Morris Co. Man Bit, Kicked ICE Officers During Delaney Hall Clash: Feds
The 26-year-old was arrested as tensions spiked outside the immigration detention facility over the week.
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23-Year-Old Fatally Shot In Union County
Union County officials are asking for tips as investigators continue working to determine what led to a deadly shooting on Caldwell Place.
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Trump Supporters, Proud Boys Crash Anti-ICE Protest In New Jersey
Dozens of pro-MAGA demonstrators showed up to Delaney Hall waving U.S. flags, giving speeches and chanting “We Love ICE!”
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Bright Fireball Streaks Across NJ Skies
The fireball was seen Saturday afternoon across several New Jersey towns and eight other states.
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MPAC Announces Summer Lineup: See Who's Playing
Rock bands, comedians, and more will take the stage at the Mayo Performing Arts Center in Morristown this summer.
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Man Lying In Road Hit By Dump Truck, Killed In Ocean County, Prosecutor Says
Authorities are investigating the fatal incident.
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Family Of NJ Teen Killed In Cop-Involved Crash Files Wrongful Death Suit
The suit comes months after the police sergeant was exonerated by a grand jury.
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Man Wanted After ATV Runs Over Police Officer In Mercer County
The man is wanted for aggravated assault on a police officer, authorities said.
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NJ Thief Who Tied Up, Pistol Whipped Hotel Guest Faces Judge
The man and an accomplice beat the woman and tied her up before demanding cash.
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Fight Over Pokémon Cards Breaks Out At South Jersey Store, Officials Say
An adult was battling with minors.
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Disney's 'Frozen' Hits Morristown Stage
The Morristown theater's spring 2026 production will feature 50 young performers from seven New Jersey counties.
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3 Carmakers Say Airbags Don’t Deploy Correctly In 520K Vehicles: Recall Roundup
E. coli, salmonella and other issues prompt food recalls; a lounge chair poses an amputation threat; and plush toys contain asbestos.
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Woman Killed After Driving Through NJ Police Barricade; 2 Injured
A crash Friday morning killed the driver who breached the closure set up after an earlier red-light collision left a 22-year-old injured.
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Fire Tears Through Scrap Metal Facility In South Jersey
Leaders called for the plant to be shut down.
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Teen Shot, Left For Dead On Passaic County Road, Police Say
The latest incident follows a string of shootings in the area over the last month, one of which put a six-year-old in the hospital.
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NJ Hit-And-Run Driver Lied To Cops, Falsely Reported Car Stolen
The man left a pedestrian with serious injuries and caused significant property damage before running away on foot.
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NJ Hit-And-Run Driver Abandoned Wounded Pedestrian, Falsely Reported Car Stolen, Police Say
The man left a pedestrian with serious injuries and caused significant property damage before running away on foot.
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Support Surges For NJ Boy Gravely Injured By Baseball To The Head
He was flown to the hospital on Tuesday.
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North Jersey Man Stole Millions In COVID Relief Funds
The man was found guilty of fraud following a four-day trial.
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NJ-11 Congress Primary Election: 2026 Voter Guide
Analilia Mejia faces a challenge from Joseph Lewis, Donald Cresitello and Justin Strickland. Joe Hathaway is running unopposed.
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Patient Trashed Morris Co. Hospital, Threatened Staff: Cops
The man caused around $20,000 worth of damage, according to police.
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The Simple Neighborhood Traditions That Are Quietly Disappearing: Block Talk
Porch chats, block parties and back-and-forth favors once defined neighborhood life. Now, even small connections feel harder to find.
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3 Massive Companies Announce NJ Layoffs
All three are global corporations and the cuts will take effect this summer.
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Morristown Woman Recognized For Outstanding Leadership In Health Insurance
The Morristown resident was recognized for more than two decades of service and leadership with NABIP-NJ.
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Another North Jersey Diner Demolished: Here’s What’s Replacing It
The closure comes as diners across the Garden State meet similar fates.
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Man Killed In Chaotic Chain-Reaction Turnpike Pileup, Police Say
Four vehicles were involved in a crash that left one dead and another injured.
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As Food And Gas Costs Rise, How Is Your Budget Changing? [Patch Survey]
Consumers feel squeezed by higher gas prices, rising grocery bills, and more expensive health care. How is your budget changing?
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Must-Try NJ Burgers That Live Up To The Hype
The origins of the burger itself are hotly debated, with several cities claiming the “home of the hamburger” title.
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How To Shut Down Nosiness Without Being A Jerk [The Question]
What’s the best way to deflect nosy questions and set boundaries without being rude — or over-explaining yourself?
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‘Little Women’ Musical Coming To Morris County Stage
The Tony-nominated musical is an adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's classic 1868 novel.
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Deadly Listeria Outbreak Linked To NJ Cheese Company
The company's product resulted in more than a dozen hospitalizations and at least one death, authorities said.
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Fake Cop Tried To Kidnap NJ Woman During Traffic Stop, Authorities Say
The man conducted a field sobriety test and handcuffed the woman before she was able to escape, authorities said.
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Visit These Cultural Hubs, For Free, With Your Morristown/Township Library Card
A Morristown and Morris Township Library card can get you more than just books, it seems
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Bear Visits NJ Home’s Porch, Caught On Doorbell Camera: Report
The bear can be seen booping its nose on the doorbell camera before running away to join its companion, who kept watch in the front yard.
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'Get In Your Car': Man Charged With Harassment After Viral Video With Woman In Mount Laurel
The video was posted to TikTok.
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NJ Pastor Demanded Sex, Forced Labor From His Followers, Feds Say
Forced sex. Cleaning raw sewage. Killing rats. This was the daily reality for members of this “church” in New Jersey, prosecutors allege.
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NJ Woman Who Made Porn With Toddler Faces Judge
The woman was an administrator of a group chat in which members would swap images of child sex abuse, officials said.
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E-Bike Driver Seriously Injured In Pick-Up Truck Crash, NJ Police Say
The crash occurred on Wednesday evening at the intersection of North Main Street and Monmouth Street, police said.
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NJ Mayor Defies Council, Vetoes Flying Pride Flag In Town
A former councilman and critic of flying the flag distributed photos of swastikas to demonstrate the dangers of government-endorsed imagery.
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ABC Sitcom Star To Perform In Morristown
The comedian is scheduled to perform at Mayo Performing Arts Center.
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5 Hurt After Train Collides With Car In South Jersey, Officials Say
The driver of the vehicle was taken to the hospital.
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New Arrest Made In NJ Chick-Fil-A Mass Shooting
Prosecutors said an Irvington man is facing weapons charges connected to the April shooting inside a Union Township Chick-fil-A.
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New Pilates Studio, Sauna Opens In Downtown Morristown
STRONG offers workout classes and exclusive machines, and SWTHZ features modern, high-tech post-workout facilities.
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Earthquake Rattles North Jersey: Did You Feel It?
The tremor is the latest of several quakes that have shaken up North and Central Jersey recently.
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NJ Man Sent Sex Video To Victim’s Mom, Boss, Affidavit Says
The man is also charged with stalking and harassing two separate women, police records indicate.
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14-Year-Old Shot, Left To Die On NJ Sidewalk, Cops Say
The latest incident follows a string of shootings in the area over the last week, one of which put a six-year-old in the hospital.
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Morristown Intro’s 2026 Budget, See Tax Hike
The proposed tax hike comes after the Morris School District's adopted budget reflects another one.
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Lost Pets In The Neighborhood? When To Help And When To Call The Pound: Block Talk
Dogs and cats on the loose can put neighbors in a tough spot. Should they intervene or call the pound?
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Upcoming Route 80 Lane Closures In Morris County: See Details
Overnight closures on I-80 westbound will shift traffic onto a newly built bridge by Saturday morning.
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Historic Diner For Sale In South Jersey: See Where
Jukeboxes and other retro features are part of the deal, the listing said.
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As Inflation Skyrockets, This NJ Bill Aims To Prevent Hidden Tax Hikes
The bill would combat what's known as a "stealth tax increase” or “tax bracket creep.”
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Deli Meats Linked To Listeria Outbreak: Recall Roundup
Waymo recalls entire fleet due to potentially deadly software glitch; cream to treat common skin disorder may cause staph infections.
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Hantavirus Exposure Quarantines Dozens, Including 2 NJ Residents: CDC
Half of the potentially exposed citizens are isolating in their homes, one report says.
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Heat Wave Headed To NJ: Latest Forecast
Temperatures will soar into the 90s by the middle of next week, according to the latest forecast.
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The New Cellphone Etiquette: What’s Considered Rude? [The Question]
The use of smartphones in social situations is increasingly a flashpoint in manners, but it also raises privacy concerns.
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Andes Hantavirus: What You Should And Should Not Worry About
A deadly cruise ship outbreak has revived pandemic fears, but scientists caution the public against overreacting to the rare virus.
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JLo’s New Rom-Com, Filmed In North Jersey, Streaming Soon
Starring alongside Jennifer Lopez is 'Ted Lasso' star Brett Goldstein.
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Morris County Memorial Day Ceremony Scheduled
The ceremony in Morristown will include Morris County Distinguished Military Service Medals for local veterans.
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NJ ICE Jail Plans Put On Hold: Here's Why
A recent concession from the federal government could put the immigrant detention facility's construction on hold for months.
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Trans Bathroom Policy Pits Outraged Dad Against NJ School
Police told the father he was not allowed in the elementary school when he tried to pass out pamphlets on its trans policies, reports say.
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Dad Killed Defending Daughter Was On Meth, Report Says
Louis Serbeck was beaten to death in 2025.
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Trump Wants To Pause Federal Gas Tax. Here’s What NJ Is Doing
A temporary suspension of the federal gas tax would save New Jerseyans roughly four percent in gas costs.
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Person Fatally Struck By Train In Red Bank, NJ Transit Says
The incident occurred early Wednesday and led to a temporary suspension of North Jersey Coast Line service between Long Branch and Matawan.
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65-Year-Old Man Shot With Arrow In South Jersey
He was found in a wooded area.
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Man Charged In Connection With Fatal South Brunswick Crash, Prosecutor Says
The three-vehicle crash occurred in late April and led to a man being pinned between vehicles, authorities said.
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Burglar Hits 10 Cars, 2 Houses Overnight, Morris Co. Police Say
The man is also accused of spitting on police officers during his arrest, officials say.
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Family Of NJ 4-Year-Old Killed In Crash Sues Deceased Driver’s Relatives
The family is also suing the car company, claiming the child car seats were improperly installed at the time of the crash.
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NJ Man Secretly Filmed Sex Video, Shared It Online, Police Say
The 20-year-old is also accused of stalking and harassing several other women, according to officials.
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Storms To Bring Major Weather Shift To NJ: See Latest Forecast
A rainy Wednesday into Thursday will transition into summerlike conditions by early next week, according to the latest forecast.
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NJ Woman Swipes Family Dog From Front Yard, Charged With Theft, Police Say
The woman was caught taking the dog into her car on surveillance footage, authorities said.
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5 Local Breweries To Celebrate American Craft Beer Week
In NJ, there were 168 breweries in 2024, ranking 20th nationally but placing 41st for breweries per capita at 2.4 per 100,000 adults.
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NJ Zoning Inspector Forged Phony Permits For Cash
Some people were granted phony permits without even applying or submitting building plans, according to officials.
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Car Crashes Into Route 22 Concrete Barrier, 2 Critically Injured In North Plainfield
The driver and passenger were taken to a hospital in critical condition following the Monday morning crash.
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1 Airlifted After Boat Catches Fire In Ocean City
The boat was on a trailer in the roadway when it caught fire, officials said.
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2 Killed, More Injured In NJ Mother's Day Mass Shooting
No arrests have been announced in connection with the mass shooting.
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Morristown Conman Stole Millions From Small Businesses In Debt Scam
The man and his co-conspirators gambled roughly $1M of the scheme's proceeds.
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Man Shot In The Face During Chase Through Freehold Public Library: Affidavit
The man was put into a medically induced coma and placed in the ICU for a period of time after the shooting, court documents said.
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Cemetery Buried Husband In The Wrong Grave, NJ Widow Claims
The woman has filed a lawsuit against the cemetery for "mishandling" her husband's remains.
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1 Dead, 1 Injured In Route 80 Multi-Vehicle Crash In Morris County
One of the drivers, a 91-year-old, was killed in the crash, authorities said.
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Morristown Middle Schooler Wins Statewide Essay Contest
The eighth-grader won the middle school category for writing about who she thinks belongs in the NJ Hall of Fame.
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Driver Who Killed NJ Tow Truck Worker Criminally Charged, Officials Say
The charges come nearly a year after a 24-year-old tow truck operator was hit by a car and killed on the side of the road.
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Motorcyclist, 23, Dies In Morris County Crash
The biker veered off the road and crashed into a wooded area, authorities said.
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'Supernatural: The Play' Returning To Morristown Stage
The updated reading will be at Morristown United Methodist Church after a COVID hiatus.
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NJ Student Who Was Molested By Teacher Sues School District, Abuser
The student is suing the teacher for the abuse, and the district for negligence.
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Man Accused Of Robbing NFL Player In Morristown Pleads Not Guilty: Report
Prosecutors say the man robbed a pro footballer at gunpoint in 2025.
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Morristown Roadway To Briefly Close Next Week, See Details
The roadway will be closed to accommodate a courthouse construction project.
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Former Morristown Official, Punk Rock Pioneer, Artist, Dies
Tim Jackson, who served on the Morristown Council from 1996 to 2007, died Monday at the age of 77.
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Motorcyclist Seriously Hurt After SUV Crash In Morris County, Officials Say
The SUV driver remained on the scene following the crash, authorities said.
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Morris School District Adopts $155M Budget, See Tax Increases
Morristown and Morris Township residents can expect a bump in what they pay in school taxes this year.
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Gloucester Co. Man Raped Child On His Wife's Cheer Squad; Wife Tried To Protect Him: Officials
The man sexually assaulted the victim more than 10 times over a multi-year period, police said.