Environmental justice organizations in NJ are arranging to prevent the expansion of fossil fuel industries in low-income neighborhoods.
Following a due diligence period, the town of Morristown has agreed to pay $3 million for the 106-year-old structure.
The jury selection process in New Jersey is changing in order to include more diverse voices in the courtroom and eliminate implicit biases.
According to new CDC data, drug overdose deaths among Black New Jersey residents increased at twice the rate of white New Jerseyans.
The purchase was one of the ordinances approved by the council on Aug. 18 for further consideration at a public hearing on Sept. 13.
The Morristown zoning board finally approved a proposal to place three floors of apartments atop downtown businesses on Wednesday.
The Morris School District presented plans for a new lighting project at Morristown High's turf field.
The council introduced a new measure that would freeze rents for certain apartment dwellers in 2023 due to a past clerical error.
New Jersey has launched a statewide Naloxone Distribution Program, which allows agencies to request potentially life-saving medicine.
The Morris Township Planning Board continued its hearing on Red Bull's proposal to build a training facility on Columbia Turnpike.
Morristown plans to pay $3 million for the 106-year-old structure, according to an ordinance slated for introduction at tonight's meeting.
A second public meeting about Morristown's property revaluation is scheduled for Sept. 15.
The Morristown Field Club, which was founded in 1881, recently received approval for expansion and improvements to the existing tennis club.
Local properties will be revalued for the first time in nearly two decades, beginning in the coming months.
A 90-unit affordable housing complex proposal in Morristown will be presented to the planning board on Thursday.
Morristown's residents can expect a visit from town inspectors starting at the end of the summer.
The House Appropriations Committee will fund fourteen community projects in 2023, one of which will be in Morristown.
During the summer months, the ban would explicitly prohibit the use of gas-powered blowers, which violate the town's noise ordinance.
"At some point, somebody is going to be killed or injured," resident John Madden told the council, advocating for speeding regulation.
The Morristown Council will meet Tuesday evening to discuss future funding for the Morristown train station.
Morris County Detective Supervisor Jimmy Atoche was selected as the 2022 Northern New Jersey Narcotic Officer of the Year.
The polls have closed as of 8 p.m. in New Jersey. Patch will update as results become available.
The Department of Environmental Protection is distributing $21.4 million in Clean Communities grants this year across New Jersey.
The U.S. Transportation Secretary will host a forum to highlight the first six months of President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
The massacre of innocent children, our elderly, and indeed any American, cannot be tolerated in our society, officials said.
Patch sent out questions to candidates seeking public office locally. Here's one of them.
The 2022 approved budget is $44,043,376, a decrease of about 1.5 percent from last year’s $44,718,098.
A congressional seat is up for grabs in this year's elections.
We also want to reassure the public that last week's incident on the Traction Line Recreation Trail is not a common occurrence.
The Route 24 and Columbia Turnpike project will impact traffic in Morris Township, Hanover and Florham Park.
Morristown's police force is about twice as white as the town's general population, with a far smaller share of Hispanic officers.
63 percent of Black children lived in households that struggled to make ends meet pre-pandemic, compared to 27 percent of white children.
6 applicants want to open cannabis retail in town. Here's where you might find them, depending on which the town approves.
63 percent of local Hispanic children's families struggled to make ends meet pre-pandemic, compared to 18 percent of all youth in the area.
The state's annual campaign sets to help New Jersey's tree line recover after significant losses from Superstorm Sandy.
Three candidates filed to run in the Morris Township Committee primaries, setting up a contested Republican race.
Morristown will accept applications for local dispensary licenses. Here's what it could mean for the future of weed businesses in town.
The grants will support environmental justice in 'overburdened' communities, according to New Jersey officials.
46 percent of NJ residents live in a child care 'desert,' according to research. United Way of Northern New Jersey is fighting the issue.
It was 1752 when England and its colonies, including New Jersey, switched from the Julian to the Gregorian calendar, moving our official ...