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.
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Cherry Hill hazmat response contained at Keystone on Hollywood Avenue
Cherry Hill Township NJ — Crews responded just after midnight Tuesday to a contained hazmat situation at Keystone Research & Pharmaceutical on Hollywood Avenue.
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Newark wins dismissal in DOJ sanctuary suit, but case can return
A federal judge tossed out the Justice Department’s challenge to Newark’s sanctuary policy without prejudice, leaving the dispute open.
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DOJ, EPA announce proposed $450 million Chemours PFAS settlement
DOJ and EPA announced a proposed Chemours PFAS settlement, with public comments open through July 29, 2026.
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Springsteen Center opening gives West Long Branch a new campus draw
West Long Branch NJ — The Bruce Springsteen Center opened June 13 with timed tickets, summer hours through July 4, and on-site visitor rules.
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Hunterdon County bridge money could shape future repairs for Flemington-area drivers
Hunterdon County was awarded nearly $1.8 million for four NJDOT Local Bridge Fund bridge replacements in Readington and Amwell—what to watch next.
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Route 55/Deptford Center Road study: Gloucester County seeks input—Sewell drivers track next steps
Sewell drivers use Route 55: Gloucester County and NJDOT are evaluating changes at Route 55 Interchange 58 near Deptford Center Road to cut congestion and improve safety.
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Freehold Borough adopts amended redevelopment plan for 500 Park Avenue
Freehold Borough finalized Ordinance #2026/12 on June 15, adopting an amended 500 Park Avenue redevelopment plan tied to inclusionary housing—here’s what it changes.
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Sewell-area taxpayers face Mantua’s 2026 municipal budget increase
Sewell, NJ – Mantua’s adopted 2026 municipal budget raises the reported municipal tax share for an average assessed home, with a liquor-license bid next.
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Jersey City’s proposed 20% Q3 tax-rate hike heads to council
Jersey City, NJ — A proposed 20% Q3 tax-rate increase goes to council June 24 as officials say a $255 million budget gap remains unresolved.
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Jersey City’s proposed 20% tax-rate hike heads to council amid $255M deficit
Jersey City, NJ – The city is seeking council approval for a 20% tax-rate increase as it says a $255 million deficit could affect the Q3 tax bill.
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Freehold Borough adopts amended 500 Park Avenue plan for 168 units
Freehold NJ – Borough leaders adopted an amended 500 Park Avenue redevelopment plan June 15, updating a 168-unit housing concept and parking rules.
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Las Vegas-area officials confirm first West Nile case of 2026
Southern Nevada Health District confirmed Clark County’s first West Nile case of 2026, said the patient has recovered, and urged mosquito precautions.
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Freehold Public Library reopens on reduced hours after April 30 shooting
Freehold NJ – The Freehold Public Library has reopened, but its June 8 temporary schedule keeps weekday hours reduced and closes the building on June 19.
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Red Bank Super Foodtown closes after 50 years, and Broad Street watch begins
Red Bank NJ – Super Foodtown closed on Broad Street after about 50 years, and a reported Atlantic Club move plan now hangs over the site.