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A late-night crash on Vail Road led to the arrest of Ubaldo Lopez-Lopez, 24, for driving while intoxicated after police detected impairment and found cannabis in his vehicle. Lopez-Lopez, with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.24%, faces multiple motor vehicle violations and is scheduled to appear in court on September 2, 2025.
Students can pursue a master’s program even if their undergraduate degree does not perfectly align with their desired field. Admissions committees often consider work experience, personal statements, and recommendations, allowing candidates from diverse backgrounds to apply. This flexibility opens doors for many who may feel discouraged by their academic history.
A federal law enforcement operation in Parsippany resulted in one suspect being shot and hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) executed a search warrant, leading to road closures in the area, while officials confirmed no injuries to agents. The incident is under investigation, and residents were advised to shelter in place during the operation.
Parsippany PAL has entered a multi-year partnership with A Money Basketball to enhance its basketball programs and facilities. This collaboration aims to improve local youth sports in Parsippany. The announcement was made during a celebratory event attended by local officials.
New Jersey faces increasing lawsuits related to abuse in youth residential facilities, exposing significant oversight failures. Families in Parsippany must scrutinize the safety of programs their children attend, as risks extend beyond geographical boundaries. Recent legal cases highlight systemic vulnerabilities that could affect local youth.
The 5th Annual FUNdRAISER will take place on August 16 from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in Morris Plains, organized by 5th grader Vivan and young artists from New Jersey. The event aims to raise $3,000 for the Parsippany Food Pantry and the Mount Tabor Volunteer Fire Department through the sale of greeting cards created by 22 local children.
Sergeant Joseph Kornas retired from the Parsippany Police Department on August 1, 2025, after 25 years of dedicated service. Known for his leadership and commitment to community safety, Kornas held various roles, including supervisor in the Patrol Division and specialized instructor in critical response training. His extensive experience and accolades leave a lasting impact on the department and the community he served.
Nearly 400 community members celebrated India's 78th Independence Day at Parsippany Town Hall with a flag-raising ceremony. Dignitaries and residents gathered to honor the contributions of the Indian-American community while enjoying music and cultural pride.
The New Jersey Department of Labor has added Lucky Boy Enterprises, LLC to its Workplace Accountability in Labor List for owing $30,385.85 in unpaid contributions and penalties. The business is prohibited from receiving state, county, or municipal contracts due to violations of unemployment and disability benefit laws.
Terrie Carr announced her departure from 105.5 WDHA after thirty years as Program Director and Midday Host. She received a brief phone call notifying her of the layoffs, which also included other team members. Carr expressed gratitude to her listeners and hinted at plans for a new venture.