Yes, you can sell a house with code violations in New Jersey. In fact, many homeowners sell properties with unresolved violations every year. The process can be more complicated than a traditional home sale, but it is still completely possible. Whether the violations involve building permits, electrical issues, plumbing problems, safety concerns, or property maintenance…
The U.S. housing market in 2026 is being shaped by a new generational battle. For years, Millennials were considered the dominant force in home buying, but Gen Z is now entering the market and beginning to influence housing trends in ways many experts did not expect. While both generations face affordability challenges, rising housing costs,…
New Jersey federal prosecutors have charged a man and his co-conspirators with submitting fraudulent information on applications for loans through a federal small business lending program. The case highlights vulnerabilities in government-backed lending programs and raises important questions about oversight, fraud prevention, and the consequences for legitimate small business owners when bad actors exploit these…
When the FIFA World Cup was awarded to the United States in 2018, transportation planners in New Jersey immediately understood the scale of what was coming. Today — with the first match already underway at MetLife Stadium — NJ Transit is executing what may be the most complex public transportation operation in the agency’s history….
A Hackettstown man was found guilty this week on multiple sexual assault charges involving a child under the age of 13, according to New Jersey authorities. The verdict marks the conclusion of a deeply disturbing case that has shaken the community and prompted renewed conversations about child safety, the warning signs of abuse, and the…
In a landmark ruling celebrated by transparency advocates, the New Jersey Supreme Court has determined that public officials can no longer shield government-related communications by conducting them through personal email accounts. The high court ruled that individuals have the right to obtain email logs from officials’ personal addresses when those accounts were used to discuss…
As thousands of soccer fans prepare to travel to MetLife Stadium for the opening World Cup matches, NJ Transit has unveiled a major transportation plan designed to move large crowds efficiently while keeping travel costs lower for riders. The agency also introduced specially branded trains supported by DoorDash, a partnership that officials say helped reduce…
Democrats continue to hold a significant advantage over Republicans in the race for control of Congress ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, according to a newly released national survey that highlights shifting voter preferences across several key demographic groups. The latest poll, released by Emerson College on Thursday, found that Democratic congressional candidates currently hold…
A 27-year-old New Jersey man lost his life following a single-vehicle crash in Bedminster during the early hours of Wednesday morning, according to local authorities. Police said Noah Maitland, a resident of Randolph, was driving a 1979 Corvette westbound on Meadow Road at approximately 3:07 a.m. when the vehicle went out of control while navigating…
Reality television personality and actress Drew Sidora has officially finalized her divorce from former husband Ralph Pittman, bringing an end to a legal process that followed the breakdown of their nearly nine-year marriage. As part of the court’s final judgment, Sidora was ordered to pay monthly child support to Pittman, while several financial and property…
