William Westhoven is a Reporter at North Jersey Media Group. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, law and legal affairs, and public security, with a focus on issues such as lawsuits, the housing market, and real estate development. His work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo News, USA TODAY, and the New Jersey Herald.
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William Westhoven's coverage shows a strong focus on local government, politics, and evolving stories in the New Jersey area. He frequently covers topics related to local government decisions, development projects, historic discoveries, and community events.
When reaching out to William, consider offering insights or commentary on ongoing political developments at the local level in New Jersey or Morris County. Additionally, pitches related to significant historical discoveries or educational initiatives within these areas may also be of interest.
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By: William Westhoven
See results of all contested Morris County races in 2026 primary elections.
By: William Westhoven
Morristown Daily Record Jefferson Mayor Eric Wilsusen appears to have held off a heated challenge from a former legislator in the June 2
By: William Westhoven
Morristown Daily Record For decades, State Police who cover the waterfront of New Jersey's largest lake – and a summer tourist destination
Renderings for a new State Police Marine Unit headquarters at Lake Hopatcong.
By: William Westhoven
Morristown Daily Record Trader Joe's is coming to Parsippany. The question is, where? No one will say.
Morristown Daily Record Fernando Barrios, an ally of Dover Mayor James Dodd hired as the town's parking enforcement director, is facing election fraud charges after a state investigation.
By: William Westhoven
Throttle Racing Club, a new coffee shop in Denville, reschedules its grand opening after smoke damage from a next-door fire at Cafe Crevier
By: William Westhoven
In many ways, Ellie Cooper is a typical 3-year-old, who likes to play games on her tablet, attend preschool, boss around her older siblings and experiment with a growing streak of independence.
Morristown Daily Record HANOVER – Back in town after a brief stay in Parsippany, a team dedicated to eliminating billions of dollars in annual fraud losses celebrated the opening of its office in Whippany on June 17.
By: William Westhoven
Other New Jersey towns using SafetySticks include Dover, Garfield, Wood-Ridge, Hasbrouck Heights, and Little Ferry.
