Good morning, Morristown.

NJ Transit is adjusting train service for World Cup match days, including today at 3 p.m., with restricted access at New York Penn and Secaucus Junction (alternative PATH options and discounted fares are available).

Commuters should follow provided schedules to plan trips during the four-hour pre-match and three-hour post-match windows.

Local credit unions are hosting a summer food drive that accepts nonperishable donations through Aug.

31 to support nearby food pantries, which help fill shelves when children lose school meals during the break.

North Jersey will host several Juneteenth celebrations from June 18 to June 20; in Morristown, The Morris Museum presents its Arts Celebration at 6 p.m. on June 18 (featuring guided tours and educational insights).

Gov. Sherrill and Attorney General Davenport announced a state review to remove hidden junk fees aimed at helping local families avoid surprise charges and save money.

Agencies must submit reports on rule changes by September 14 (as part of the Fight the Fees campaign).

An Assembly committee advanced a bill on Monday that would let state retailers sell alcohol-infused frozen desserts to adults 21 under strict packaging rules to avoid deceptive marketing.

The legislation now moves to the Senate for further review.

News 12’s Thema Ponton outlined the rising costs of summer camps and pool fees and offered saving tips for local families planning for the season (specific strategies were mentioned).