Good morning, Morristown.

After heavy summer rains flooded NJ streets, a Rutgers study said flooding in Bergen County may worsen and experts advised local car buyers to inspect vehicles for water damage (musty smells, condensation, and rust) to avoid costly repairs and title washing risks.

NJ Transit was named one of New Jersey’s best employers by Forbes for the eighth straight year — ranking first in the transportation and logistics category.

The agency highlighted its work during the FIFA World Cup, when it moved over 370,000 customers.

Morris County Surrogate Heather Darling joined a panel discussion at the annual Women in Commerce Awards breakfast at Glen Ridge Country Club on Wednesday+ the event drew its largest crowd and featured a keynote address by attorney Jennifer Velez.

An outbreak of cyclosporiasis has led to up to 200 cases being reported in New Jersey—according to the Food and Drug Administration—and doctors warn that symptoms like diarrhea and cramps may last for over a month.

Residents are advised to wash hands and rinse produce thoroughly.

Oma’s Pride has recalled 639 bags of frozen raw dog food (6-pound bags manufactured Jan.

27 with best-by Jan. 27, 2029) due to a salmonella risk in products sold in New Jersey, New York, and nine other states plus online. Consumers are advised to stop using the food and contact the company for a refund.

Locals can enjoy outdoor berry picking this summer at spots like Batsto Village and Ramapo State Forest.

Experts say wild blackberries, blueberries and huckleberries are ripe for picking — a fun way for families to connect with nature.

Local reporters preview every high school football team in Morris and Sussex counties ahead of the season, featuring updated Super 10 rankings — and fresh team profiles in the State of the Program series.

The coverage highlights 31 first-time matchups to watch as games approach.