Good morning, Morristown.

Habitat for Humanity Northwest New Jersey and The Arc of Warren County have partnered to launch Living Harmony at Camp Warren—an initiative that will replace worn floors in six cabins at the Knowlton Township camp for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

The collaboration will save over $20,000 and support a summer program that has served the community since 1962.

A study from FinanceBuzz shows that in 2024 the Honda Accord was stolen 755 times in New Jersey—making it the most common target in the state and raising concerns for local drivers to lock up carefully.

Long Hill officials face a $2.5M suit claim filed by former police chief Michael Peoples who said town leaders stripped him of his authority and forced his retirement on Jan.

31. Peoples’ attorney said he will file suit in the fall if the town does not address his claims — a conflict that follows a previous $600,000 settlement with ex-chief Ahmet Naga.

Assemblywoman Aura Dunn calls on the Pentagon to reconsider a plan to restructure Picatinny Arsenal in Morris County + she warns that the proposal could jeopardize military innovation, local jobs, and national security by reassigning up to 1,000 positions.

She has invited Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth to visit the arsenal before a final decision is made.