Question: Can my neighbor park in front of my house? Summer means it's time for graduation parties, cookouts, and bonfires. If your neighbor throws a party, your street may be filled with cars all the ...

Whether we like it or not, streets are public spaces. Anyone can park anywhere on the street unless your street has assigned parking permits or homeowners' association rules prohibiting it. But that ...

It's officially the holiday season, and families everywhere are hosting large feasts. While the holiday gathering feels warm and inviting inside your home, it may be less welcoming to your neighbors ...

Here in New Jersey, people take parking seriously. It's easy to become territorial over a parking spot. Some residents may find a spot in front of their home taken up by a neighbor's vehicle, ...

It is illegal to stop, stand or park in front or within five feet of a public or private driveway. The Corn Hill neighborhood has a residential parking system in place to ensure residents and ...

Whether neighbors are throwing a party or people are visiting the area, someone parking in front of your house can be ...

Is there anything more irritating then coming home and finding your parking spot is gone? Many have experienced the ultimate frustration of coming home after a long day and finding an unfamiliar car ...

The Enquirer's Just Askin' series aims to answer the questions that no one seems to have an answer for, except maybe Google. Summer means it's time for graduation parties, cookouts, and bonfires. If ...

Suppose you are throwing a dinner party at your house. There's just one problem. Guests don't know where to park their cars because your neighbor parked their massive minivan in front of your property ...