Good morning, Morristown.

ShopRite Partners In Caring launched its annual Cheerios Contest with General Mills to raise funds for local food banks.

The fundraiser runs through Saturday, Oct. 3 — the top stores will have their photos on a limited-edition Cheerios box to celebrate their efforts.

Powerball and the NFL have launched Powerball Xs and Os in New Jersey, with $5 tickets that went on sale Sept.

8 and the first drawing set for Sunday, Sept. 13 at 10 p.m. ET when players select eight NFL team logos for a rolling jackpot and NFL prizes.

This week, NJ events include Sebastian & Bromberg’s folk talk at the Tabernacle on Sept.

19, Old Crow Medicine Show on Sept. 15 and Smokey Robinson on Sept. 19 in Red Bank, Comedy Night Live in New Brunswick on Sept. 19, and Air Supply in Morristown on Sept. 20.

North Jersey venues are gearing up for Oktoberfest celebrations starting Sept.

12 that include stein competitions, live music, and German food. Local bars and breweries will host events across the region to offer festive beer tastings and costume contests.

New Jersey Transit now offers free Wi-Fi on 1,500 buses with digital bus stop signs and an improved mobile app; the $21 million federally funded upgrade will expand to 83% of buses by the end of 2026 & boost convenience.

New school bus passing regulations require drivers on two-lane roads to stop 25 feet from a bus with flashing red lights—according to updated state law issued today.

Violators face fines, jail time, community service, and added driving record points.

Housing activity slowed in August while New Jersey saw more active listings and price cuts, with state data showing a 15.6% rise and homes averaging 44 days on market.

North Jersey counties recorded varied median prices and listing days, reflecting seasonal trends.