Bernards Township Police responded to many calls for flooded roadways and down wires or trees as a result of Tuesday's storm.
Several car burglaries and attempted car burglaries were reported in the township last week.
John Schulenburg, 68, of Basking Ridge - a repeat offender - was previously convicted of possession of child pornography in 2013.
The 53-year-old man was taken to a local hospital, where he was pronounced dead, New Jersey State Police said.
Bernards Township Police are warning residents that car thieves are becoming "more aggressive" by entering homes to steal car keys.
Police released a home surveillance video of the two wanted suspects from the early morning burglaries.
NJ Transit has released the identity of the man who was hit by a Gladstone Branch train near the Basking Ridge station on Monday.
Bernards Township Police and EMS also used CPR to revive an unresponsive resident last week, according to the blotter.
Transit officials said the pedestrian was hit by a Gladstone Branch train on Monday.
Additionally, there were three other home burglaries reported last week in the township.
Bernards Township Police received grant money for the enforcement as part of the holiday "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign.
A dispute at a Basking Ridge gas station and multiple warrant arrests were also reported in Bernards Township Police's latest blotter.
The Bedminster club worker also says in a lawsuit she was tricked into signing a non-disclosure agreement by Trump's lawyer Alina Habba.
Police are asking residents in the community to check their security cameras for any suspicious activity.
The Bernardsville driver was issued summonses for careless driving and failing to stop for a pedestrian in a marked crosswalk.
A $500,000 sweepstakes scam and a mulch fire were also reported in Bernards Township Police's latest blotter.
Bernards Township Police released its blotter for incidents reported from Nov 4 through Nov 10.
Bernards Township Police released its blotter for incidents reported this past week.
The event on Nov. 2 allows residents to connect with a cop in a relaxed environment.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Patch took a look at the number of domestic violence calls over the years:
Anyone can freely and anonymously dispose of unneeded medications at the Bernards Township Police Department on Oct. 28.
Bernards Township Police released its blotter for incidents reported last week.
The open house planned for Sunday will feature food and games, as well as opportunities to learn about becoming a volunteer firefighter.
The cyclist briefly lost consciousness and was taken to Morristown Hospital on Thursday afternoon, said police.
Over the past 3 years, 430 residents - between 14 to 20 years old - have gone missing from the Basking Ridge-based private school.
The English Family Woods property will be closed to the public in order to allow hunting for the 2023/2024 season.
The 15-year-old Basking Ridge resident was among three Somerset County teens to be charged in connection with vandalism in Middlesex.
Bernards will observe the 22nd anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks with a ceremony at the town's memorial site.
A picture of this snake was sent to the NJ Division of Fish and Wildlife Principal Zoologist who determined it not to be venomous.
Police sent out an alert warning people in area to keep pets on a leash when walking with them and to be aware of their surroundings.
The Far Hills-Bedminister Fire Department pulled the Jeep from the river on Tuesday night.
The event will include a DJ, food, activities, K9 Demonstration, vehicle displays and extrication demo, an outdoor movie and more.
The annual event fights crime through community engagement.
Police are reminding all residents to lock their car doors when at home and to remove the keys from their vehicles.
Bernardsville Police are investigating after finding the 53-year-old man lying on the ground on Thursday morning.
The train line is suspended in both directions on Tuesday.
Bernards Township Police are urging residents not to travel due to the severe storms in our area.
This area will allow residents to conduct exchanges in a public area under the watchful eye of video surveillance 24 hours a day.
Car thieves are still at large following a search by K9 tracking dogs and police helicopters on Wednesday.