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- 1New Jersey datacenter fined $1.1m over unpermitted generators●New Jersey datacenter fined $1.1m after visual investigation showed dozens of unpermitted generators
New Jersey regulators have issued a record $1.1m fine against DataOne's datacenter in Vineland after an investigation with Floodlight and the Guardian found dozens of generators operating without permits. The penalty, described as the largest of its kind by the state regulator, has drawn attention to the environmental footprint of datacenter expansion and the scrutiny of their backup power infrastructure.
- 2Nor'easter brings travel delays across New York and New Jersey●Travel delays hit NY, NJ as nor’easter continues
A nor'easter storm is continuing to batter New York and New Jersey, causing significant travel delays across the region. Airports and transport services in the New York metropolitan area are reporting disruptions as the storm keeps moving through, with local news outlet PIX11 among those covering the ongoing impact on commuters and travellers.
- 3New Jersey homeowner rewilds front yard with native plants●N.J. homeowner ‘rewilded’ his front yard. Inside the controversial return to native gardens.
A New Jersey homeowner has converted his front lawn into a rewilded native garden, sparking debate in his community. The move taps into a growing national conversation about replacing traditional turf grass with native plantings that support pollinators and wildlife. Native yards can clash with local ordinances and neighborhood expectations about tidy lawns, making them a flashpoint between environmental advocates and fans of conventional landscaping.
- 4Nor'easter disrupts travel, plans and trash pickup●How nor'easter wreaks havoc with travel, plans, your garbage pickup
A nor'easter storm is causing widespread disruption across the region, affecting flights and road travel, upending daily plans, and delaying garbage collection schedules in New Jersey communities. Local coverage outlines how residents should expect service interruptions as the storm passes and how to adjust collection days and travel arrangements accordingly.
- 5Kayaks paddle down flooded Jersey Shore streets●Kayaks used to travel down a flooded street at the Jersey Shore
Residents at the Jersey Shore have resorted to kayaking down a flooded street after water submerged the road. Footage shared by FOX 8 News shows people paddling through the inundated neighborhood instead of walking or driving. Flooding of this kind is a recurring problem for coastal New Jersey communities during storms and high tides, and the images are drawing wide attention.