Andover Township

This summer saw New Jersey residents wake up and fight for their towns, from data centers to property taxes to surveillance cameras.

More than 800 people have signed a petition asking Franklin Township to shut down a network of 22 cameras that photograph every vehicle passing by.

New Jersey has the highest property taxes in the country, and one Hillsborough neighborhood just decided they weren't going to wait quietly.

Monroe Township voted to ban data centers, a developer with 172 acres of South Jersey farmland disagreed, and now the whole thing is headed to federal court.

About two dozen New Jersey towns have now banned data centers. The latest legal fight over one of those bans is playing out in Sussex County.

Residents are noticing taller steel poles going up in Holmdel. What does this mean for the power grid and your daily life?

In a bid to balance growth and community needs, Governor Sherrill is putting regulations on the table for those energy-hungry data centers.

In a bold move, local governments are saying no to AI data centers, all in the name of protecting their communities. Here is the growing list of towns and cities taking action.

As the debate over data centers unfolds, Andover Township leaders are considering a surprising move. Residents are rallying for transparency and accountability in this contentious issue.

It’s amazing what a community can achieve when they come together—just look at Diamond Beach and Andover Township.