Woodbridge Heat Alert Advisory Lists Cooling Centers in Iselin for Seniors
Woodbridge Township posted a July 6 Heat Alert Advisory listing three Iselin cooling centers for seniors and people with disabilities—call for hours.
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Clinton Township Sewerage Authority meeting moved to July 16; Aug. 6 cancelled—what to know
Annandale NJ – Clinton Township posted a June 4 notice changing the Sewerage Authority meeting from July 2 to July 16 and cancelling Aug. 6.
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DOJ election-integrity case: NJ man charged with noncitizen voting and false N-400 statements
DOJ says Marian Charitun, a noncitizen, voted in NJ’s 2022 House race and later allegedly made false N-400 statements. What’s next in federal court?
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Federal judge ends Edna Mahan consent-decree oversight—what changes next
A federal judge terminated Edna Mahan’s 2021 consent decree on July 15, ending court-supervised federal oversight. DOJ says reforms were sustained—what now?
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NJEDA RFQP for Linden station lot: could become transit-oriented housing
Linden NJ—NJEDA and NJ TRANSIT launched an RFQP for the Linden station commuter lot, with a July 21 site visit, an Aug 18 NOI, and a Sep 28 response deadline.
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Clinton NJ tax bills being printed: 2.879% rate and grace through Aug. 19
Town of Clinton says 2026-27 property tax bills are online, being printed, and expected in late July, with grace extended through Aug. 19 (rate: 2.879%).
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Randolph residents: Heat Advisory runs Wednesday, July 15—where to cool off
A Heat Advisory runs 10 AM–8 PM Wednesday, July 15 in Morris County. Start with Randolph’s library and Town Hall lobby—then use county cooling centers.
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Harrington Park posts Ordinance 794-26: what changes in Chapter 85
Harrington Park Borough Council adopted Ordinance 794-26 on March 16, 2026, and posted the Notice of Adoption on July 14. Chapter 85 is repealed and replaced.
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Cherry Hill zoning board approves major BAPS Temple expansion: where to find the record
Cherry Hill Township NJ: Zoning Board approved BAPS’s expansion at 1 Carnegie Plaza during the June 25 special meeting; find the Application 25-Z-0027 record.
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DOJ, EPA advance Chemours PFAS settlement: comments June 29–July 29
DOJ and EPA say a proposed PFAS consent decree with Chemours is in federal public comment, June 29–July 29, for sites in West Virginia, North Carolina, and New Jersey.
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Flood Watch for Haddon Heights: what the July 9–10 weather alert means
NWS issued a Flood Watch for Haddon Heights/Camden County from noon EDT July 9 through midnight EDT July 10. Here’s how to stay safe on the roads.
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Extreme heat in the Northeast: NJ suspected deaths, storms, and what WEA means
New Jersey officials linked 19 suspected heat deaths to a Northeast heat wave that later shifted into thunderstorms. Here’s how NWS warnings and WEA help.
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Margate City just closed on a $6 million lead service-line loan—what residents should do
Margate City’s lead service-line project moved forward after NJ Water Bank closed a $6 million loan on July 7, 2026. About $2,000,000 may be forgiven—here’s the opt-out rules.
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Newark’s July 15 budget hearing: what council will take up
Newark NJ – Newark’s Municipal Council will hold a July 15, 2026 public hearing on the 2026 annual municipal budget, proposed at $900,500,264.94.
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Maplewood e-bike rules: NJ MVC licenses/registrations begin June 26, 2026
Maplewood NJ riders: NJ MVC’s e-bike licensing and registration appointments begin June 26, 2026. What you need for the visit.
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EPA+DOJ propose $450M Chemours PFAS settlement—comment deadline is July 29
United States Evening Federal Agency Decisions – EPA and DOJ have proposed a $450M PFAS settlement with Chemours, tied to facilities in West Virginia, North Carolina, and New Jersey, with a public comment period running June 29–July 29.
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Newark keeps Code Red in place as extreme heat continues
Newark NJ – A Code Red heat warning runs through July 5, and officials are urging residents to take precautions as extreme heat and poor air quality raise health risks.
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Haddon Heights rental owners should check lead-paint filing rules
Haddon Heights NJ rental owners with older units should keep lead-paint filings current, track turnover dates, and confirm valid inspections.
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Delaney Hall in Newark shifts to lawsuits, inspections and local limits
Newark NJ – The Delaney Hall fight is now centered on inspections, transparency, and legal pressure after Newark scaled back police at the site.
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West Long Branch approves NJDOT aid bid for Richard, Poplar and Linden
West Long Branch NJ – Council approved a July 1 resolution to apply for NJDOT Municipal Aid for Richard Lane, Poplar Avenue and Linden Avenue.
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Jersey City trims proposed tax hike to 15% ahead of July 1 meeting
Jersey City has cut its proposed 2026 municipal tax-rate increase to 15%, with a July 1 special council meeting and July 15 budget plan still ahead.
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Monmouth University, Surfrider expand water testing from West Long Branch
West Long Branch NJ – Monmouth University and Surfrider are expanding ocean water testing in Monmouth County to spot bacteria spikes sooner after rain.