Tuesday, June 3rd, 2025
Good morning, Morristown. Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 3rd of June.
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ Local Jewish centers in North Jersey increased their security measures following a hate crime in Boulder on June 1—where a suspect using a makeshift flamethrower injured 12 people—and police are working with community leaders to ensure community safety. Daily Record
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ County College of Morris started its new Honors Program for high-achieving students, with applications opening on June 1. The program offers special workshops, networking, and transcript honors to students who meet score or class rank rules (SAT at least 1240, ACT at least 26, or top 10% in their high school). WRNJ Radio
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ A North Jersey father at the Elizabeth Detention Center chose to self-deport on April 14 when he flew to Costa Rica to avoid a long court fight with ICE—his wife in Dover said she drove with their three young children for five weeks to visit him and has since shut down their trucking business to support the family. She explained he left detention hoping to improve his chances of returning legally in the future. Daily Record
- ➤ A new law called the Pay and Benefit Transparency Act took effect on June 1 and requires most companies with 10 or more workers to show salary ranges and benefits in job ads—companies that do not follow the rule could face fines. The law helps job seekers learn pay details before they apply for a job. News 12 New Jersey
- ➤ The state Senate passed a bill that will make the Board of Public Utilities study how data centers affect our grid and raise rates—this bill now goes to the governor for his decision. Lawmakers also ordered a review of PJM’s pricing practices—aiming to check that rising energy costs are fairly managed. Daily Record
- ➤ The Murphy Administration launched New Jersey’s first Extreme Heat Awareness Week today to teach residents how to protect their health during rising temperatures—focusing on measures to reduce risks from extreme heat. The campaign uses social media posts and videos to reach vulnerable groups such as the elderly and outdoor workers—ensuring they get vital safety information. WRNJ Radio
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ Local high school softball stars are up for Morris/Sussex Player of the Week for May 26-June 1 and voters have until 5 p.m. Thursday to vote. The poll features standout performances from players such as junior catcher Sabrina Casola — who hit a home run and drove in key runs — along with other top players from the playoffs. Daily Record
TODAY'S FOOD FOR THOUGHT
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