Wyckoff Planning Board Sued Over 441 Ellis Place Fence Denial
A Wyckoff homeowner asks Bergen County Superior Court to overturn the Planning Board’s denial of a six-foot privacy fence at 441 Ellis Place.
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New Jersey Orders Removal of 6,600 Voter Registrations Linked to MVC Software Error
New Jersey has ordered the removal of roughly 6,600 voter registrations linked to an MVC software error and is investigating how the failure operated from June 2023 through June 2024.
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Fort Lee Travel: Bus Fees, Bridge Work and Route 495 Delays
Fort Lee travel is affected by separate bus-carrier fees, Center Avenue bridge work and Route 495 congestion that may delay NJ TRANSIT buses.
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Ridgefield Reviews Tree Rules as Environmental Commission Sends Draft to Council
Ridgefield is reviewing a proposed tree-ordinance rewrite after the Environmental Commission recommended a draft to the Mayor and Council; no amendment is documented as adopted.
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Newark Gas Prices Ease as Diesel Climbs Above $5.50
Newark NJ – Regular gas dipped Wednesday, but diesel rose to $5.561 in the Newark metro, keeping pressure on commuters, fleets and delivery businesses.
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Woodbury Water Reports Prompt Flushing; DEP Inquiry Reported
Reports of brown or yellow water, odors and staining prompted flushing, testing and resident guidance in parts of North Woodbury and elsewhere in Woodbury.
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Succasunna watches DHS reassess Roxbury warehouse conversion
Succasunna residents are watching an unresolved DHS review of a possible Roxbury warehouse conversion, with no federal decision or timeline yet.
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Clifton’s 2026 Water Quality Report Explains 2025 Testing
Clifton customers can review PVWC’s 2026 water-quality report, which covers 2025 testing and four lead action-level exceedances—not current household conditions.
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Bayonne Light-Rail Development Could Test What Hudson County Gets Next
Union City riders have a regional reason to watch Bayonne’s proposed light-rail development, which could test housing, parking, access and station amenities.
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Trenton Water Works: 11,000 lead lines replaced, 19,000 remain
Trenton Water Works says it has replaced more than 11,000 lead lines, while about 19,000 remain across its service area ahead of New Jersey’s 2031 deadline.
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Jersey City Council Advances $886.5M Budget With 15.5% Tax Increase and $105M State Loan
Jersey City’s council introduced an $886.5 million budget with a proposed 15.5% municipal tax-rate increase and a $105 million state-loan memorandum.
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NJ TRANSIT’s FY 2027 Budget: What Paterson Riders Should Watch
NJ TRANSIT adopted a $3.5024 billion FY 2027 operating budget and authorized $1.733 billion in capital funding. Here’s what it means for Paterson riders.
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Newark Airport Limits Extended as FAA Cites Staffing Shortage
Newark travelers faced weather delays July 27 as a separate FAA order keeps scheduled operations at 72 per hour from October 25, 2026.
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Hoboken flooding renews questions about Madison Street drainage project
Flooding on July 18 brought renewed scrutiny to Hoboken’s Madison Street drainage project, its storm limits and whether officials will inspect the work.
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Roselle Park-Area Gas Prices Ease, Diesel Reaches $5.52
AAA’s July 28 Newark-metro check puts regular gas at $4.207 and diesel at $5.522, with gas easing daily while diesel rises across every comparison.
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King County authorizes Clark Lake parcel sale to Kent
Kent, WA — King County authorized the sale of a Clark Lake parcel to Kent for $114,350, resolving a decades-old agreement tied to park land.
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Hampton, NJ Residents Should Prepare for the Next Heat Alert
New Jersey’s July heat data and Hunterdon County resources give Hampton, NJ residents practical steps to prepare, cool down and recognize heat stroke.
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Long Branch CDBG Comment Period Ended; 2026 Plan Still Unclear
Long Branch’s 2026 CDBG comment period ended July 15. The city’s reviewed records did not clearly show a final action plan or public-comment summary.
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New Jersey Registration Error Puts Election Safeguards Under Scrutiny
New Jersey’s voter-registration software error shows why an improper record needs correction—but does not by itself prove intentional unlawful voting.
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Camden County’s $400M Sewer Plan Could Put Tax Question Before Audubon Voters
Audubon residents may see a countywide water-infrastructure tax question in November, but Camden County’s ballot language and referendum status are not yet final.
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New Jersey’s Rent-Setting Software Ban: What Newark Renters Should Know
Newark renters: New Jersey’s FAIR Act targets coordinated algorithmic rent-setting, but it will not immediately change local rents, leases or rent limits.
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Mount Holly drivers: South Avenue (CR 683) resurfacing starts Monday, July 13
Burlington County says milling and overlay work on South Avenue (CR 683) in Mount Holly starts Monday, July 13, with one lane maintained and detours.