2 hrs ago | The Jersey Journal
Glimpse of History: 'There used to be a railroad'
LONG VALLEY - The railroad depot in German Valley, Washington Township, part of the Central Railroad of New Jersey line, is pictured in this undated postcard.
7 hrs ago | NJ.com
Feud between N.J. Senate leaders boils over
Senate President Stephen Sweeney and Minority Leader Tom Kean are shown in this file photo TRENTON - A long-simmering feud between state Senate President Stephen Sweeney and Senate Minority Leader Tom Kean, Jr.
9 hrs ago | Patch.com
Veterans to Be Honored at Morris County Memorial Day Ceremony
Fourteen local veterans will be recognized at the annual Morris County Memorial Day ceremony on Friday.
15 hrs ago | Patch.com
Historic Morris County Database Recognized By State
Those working to preserve Morris County history had something to be proud of last week when the state recognized two county preservation projects currently underway.
15 hrs ago | Patch.com
Stolen Tires, HS Student Parking Top Morristown News
GOP County Candidates to Face Voters' Questions Morris County Women's Republican Club hosting annual forum on May 21 in Morristown.
18 hrs ago | The Jersey Journal
Gloucester & Camden County residents: Speak up for a future...
A working example of an existing multi-use rail-with-trail in New Jersey is the Traction Line in Morris County.
23 hrs ago | Patch.com
Neighbors Assist After Lake Hiawatha Purse Snatching
The Parsippany Police Department says it is on the lookout for a man in connection with a reported robbery and assault that took place Wednesday night in Lake Hiawatha.
23 hrs ago | Patch.com
Andretta Celebrates Discus Win, Gets Ready for Nationals
Troy Andretta couldn't be happier. The Kinnelon senior won the discus competition at the Morris County Track and Field Championships this week.
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Natural Gas Release Causes Stink Again
If you smelled natural gas Saturday, it likely was from a planned natural gas release in Livingston, police said.
Ex-north NJ firefighter sentenced on theft count
Right from the start, a horse trained by one not so over-the-hill Hall of Famer and ridden by... MORRISTOWN - A former volunteer firefighter in northern New Jersey who improperly tried to sell some department-issued gear will not be headed to prison.
Troopers Arrest Two for Loaded Handgun and Marijuana When Their...
Troopers from Netcong station arrested two men for possession of a loaded handgun and marijuana after their vehicle was found stopped in the center-left lane of Rt.
Volunteers searching for recovering pit bull puppy used as bait for fight dogs
Misty, a pit bull puppy got loose on Friday. Volunteers are searching for the small dog who is still recovering from injuries suffered during her use in a dog fight ring.
Get With The Plan: Paying for college, retirement, within reach
The Situation: Malcolm, 49, and Jessie, 47, have some big educational expenses ahead of them.
In-person voting underway for Morris County
Registered Morris County voters who will not be able to get to the polls for the June 4 primary election may vote in person at the office of the Morris County Clerk.
Family Sues Government, Killer To Stand Trial Tops News
Picatinny Shrapnel Victims Head Back to Court Jefferson's Angle family lost cat after test material flew through home, landed on child's bed.
Morristown Restaurant's Grand Opening Kicks off Spring
Brothers Brandon and Vince Carrabba squeezed through the crowded room to make sure that enough homemade pizzas were making its way out of the kitchen and to the guests of Millie's Old World Meatballs & Pizza .
Lower Alloways Creek School greets new chief school administrator
Lower Alloways Creek Township School fourth-grade teacher Judy Harris, left, talks with the new Chief School Administrator Jason Eitner during a meet and greet session at the school, May 14, 2013.
Every now and again, 5 Cars likes to delve within the realm of imagination, and this week is one of those times.
Overnight parking ordinance in Chatham Borough defeated
CHATHAM - The Borough Council unanimously withdrew the overnight parking ordinance in its present form after listening to residents who expressed their opposition to the proposed parking rules at the May 5 meeting.
Residents Report Abnormal Gas Smell in Millburn-Short Hills
The purging of a gas line early Thursday spurred numerous calls to the township about an abnormal odor of natural gas inside and outside of buildings in Millburn-Short Hills, assistant business administrator Alex McDonald said.