Government

Edgewater has announced its plans to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary. Residents are encouraged to watch for updates on events and activities throughout the year.

Camden officials have called for regulatory agencies to shut down EMR’s scrap facility after another fire occurred at its site. The joint statement cites repeated incidents impacting resident safety.

Mahwah Township announced construction for curb replacement along Hines Avenue beginning June 1, 2026. Residents may face temporary driveway restrictions while asphalt curbs are replaced with concrete as part of ongoing road improvements.

Edgewater Police officers will carry the Special Olympics torch on June 5, starting from River Road and ending at Veterans Field. Residents are invited to cheer them along their route.

The Upper Saddle River Police Department has issued a traffic advisory ahead of this week’s Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics New Jersey. Residents are urged to expect delays on Lake Street and West Saddle River Road Friday morning.

New Jersey Assembly Republicans have declined to submit any budget resolutions this year amid calls for greater transparency in Trenton’s budgeting process. Assemblywoman Aura Dunn criticized last-minute additions and urged legal reforms while highlighting concerns over partisan allocation of funds.

Assemblyman Christopher DePhillips has called for an immediate reduction of New Jersey’s corporate business tax due to concerns over job losses as major companies relocate out-of-state. He warns current policies threaten economic competitiveness while urging reforms aimed at attracting investment.

The Board of Commissioners unveiled major renovations at Von Nieda Park including a new sports complex named after former mayor Francisco ‘Frank’ Moran on June 2 in Camden City. Officials highlighted investments made into local parks while honoring Moran’s legacy within Cramer Hill.

Burlington County Restaurant Week is set for August 2-8 this summer with over 100 eateries expected. Local officials say it supports economic growth while highlighting diverse dining options throughout New Jersey’s largest county.

The Borough of Little Silver Public Library has opened applications for a part-time library technician role. Candidates must meet several qualifications including computer skills and customer service experience. Applications are due by June 12.