Good morning, Morristown.

A passenger died when a 2003 Chevy Express van crashed into a tree at the intersection of Howard Boulevard and Mt. Arlington Road in Roxbury Township around 5:30 a.m.—the driver was taken to Morristown Medical Center and local authorities are investigating the incident.

QuickChek is launching its summer menu with a new $4.99 sub line and *$3 lattes after 3 p.m.* at local stores.

The offers include *Nerds cookie shake mashups, colada smoothies, and King-size PB&J cups* that will run all season.

The county report showed that new single-family detached homes cost nearly $1 million and the median rent for two-bedroom apartments reached $2,232 last year while luxury developments pushed prices and rents up—local developers saw multifamily and warehouse proposals fall from 1,022 units and 2 million square feet to 923 units and 726,000 square feet respectively—despite state mandates for more affordable housing.

Repairs to the I-80 sinkhole in Wharton Borough are progressing; two eastbound lanes will open by mid-May and two westbound lanes are expected by May 31 with full reopening by June 25 if weather holds.

Assemblywoman Aura Dunn will introduce a Mine Reclamation Program—modeled after federal programs—to manage risks from abandoned mines.

The New Jersey Supreme Court heard arguments Monday in a seven-year debate over whether a special grand jury can investigate alleged sexual abuse within the Catholic Church.

The court's decision could clear the way for a state probe into abuse claims — although the Camden diocese argues the process is unfair to accused clergy, with a ruling expected in the coming days or weeks.