Bernards Township Police released video of an electric bike rider who they say was speeding, ignoring police lights, and driving on lawns.
The fire alarm was activated early Monday morning.
Matthew R. Venn was named the Fugitive of the Month for November 2025 by the Somerset County Prosecutor's Office.
The portal allows residents to file non-emergency police reports from anywhere with an internet connection.
A petition, which was launched on Monday, already has nearly 1,000 signatures and aims to address safety and traffic issues on Allen Road.
The Somerset County Prosecutor's Office is investigating after a 42-year-old woman was hit by a car on Halloween night.
Bernards Township Police released its blotter for October:
Police say Teresa Soraluz, 64, of Dover, stole luxury designer purses, shoes, clothing items, and jewelry from the Basking Ridge victim.
The event is inspired by National Prescription Drug Take Back Day.
The bear was seen early Thursday morning.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Patch took a look at the number of domestic violence calls over the years:
More than 4,000 customers are without power on Wednesday, according to JCP&L.
The donation is to be allocated for the purchase of a new police vehicle.
Somerset County Public Safety sent out an alert about the break around 9 a.m. on Tuesday.
Police issued the warning around 4 p.m. on Monday.
Thomas Mauch, 34, of Berkeley Heights, was last seen early Friday morning.
As more electric bikes are seen on Township roads, Bernards Township police officers remind residents of the laws surrounding them.
The Bernards Township Police blotter for September also included incidents of fraud and an $11,000 PayPal scam.
Bernards Township Police are looking to hire crossing guards.
The public should contact police if they see e-bike users in Township parks, pathways exceeding 20mph, or driving in an unsafe manner.
Detective Adam Caruso was honored by Congressman Tom Kean as District 7's Law Enforcement Hometown Hero of the week.
Police are asking the public to avoid the area on Thursday evening.
A report of possible human remains discovered in a retention pond in the Township was also reported in the police blotter.
The break is causing a roadway in the Township to close for the next 12 hours for repairs.
Taught by defensive tactics instructors, this course will help women become confident in their abilities to defend themselves physically.
Bernards Township Police Department released its blotter for the month of July:
Bernards Township Police said they found Jaron Bynum at the Lyons Mall after a report of a suspicious man who was asking patrons for money.
Sergeant Ray Gizienski ran over to the SUV that had heavy front-end damage and smoke beginning to emanate from the engine on Tuesday.
Bernards Township Police are asking for the public's feedback on its accreditation process.
Bernards Township Law Enforcement Fund is hosting "Project Blue Light" from Sept. 19 to 22 in Honor of National Thank a Police Officer Day.
The event will include demonstrations, vehicle displays, activities, DJ, Magician, balloon artists, face painting and tattoos, and a movie.
"NEVER send funds to anyone you do not know." "NEVER send nude photos of yourself to an unknown party," warned police.
NJ Transit announced the suspension on Thursday following a severe storm that passed through the area.
A Flash Flood Warning and Severe Thunderstorm remains in effect on Thursday.
Squad 29 is a Pierce Enforcer with a 2,000 GPM pump, 750 gallons of onboard water, 50 gallons of onboard foam, and seating for 6.
Police are warning residents of a 'dangerous' challenge in which teens kick or beat on doors before running away.
Bernards Township Police sent out an alert about the closure on Wednesday afternoon.
As of Tuesday morning, the Gladstone Branch rail service has resumed in both directions between Far Hills and Gladstone.
Bernards Township Police sent out an alert about the upcoming closure.
The Peapack And Gladstone Police Department shared its latest blotter: