Tunnel to Towers Foundation is proposing a 99-unit apartment complex and 24 one-story comfort homes, plus 24/7 onsite support services.
Residents have filed a lawsuit challenging the approval of variances that would pave the way for a 24-unit apartment complex in Bayville.
The contractor failed to provide required safety equipment that would've prevented the worker's eight-story fall in January, OSHA said.
A small area on Route 9 in Berkeley's southern end was once marked for development. Land preservation in the area is changing its zone.
Sen. Carmen Amato and Asm. Brian Rumpf and Gregory Myhre are supporting an effort to increase property tax reductions for veterans.
The purpose of the morning special meeting is financial matters, according to officials.
Scott Tirella will take over as Berkeley's business administrator following the death of John Camera.
The $61 million budget, up $5 million from the year prior, comes with a tax increase of 3.47 cents.
Hundreds of acres of Good Luck Point have been preserved permanently, especially after it was devastated by Superstorm Sandy.
What are Ocean County's biggest concerns for future natural disasters? This and more will be discussed at an upcoming workshop.
Berkeley has no municipal election this year, but residents still have the chance to make their voices heard.
The Clean Communities grants help municipalities like Berkeley fund litter removal programs to keep trash out of roads and waterways.
During National Police Week, Sen. Amato, Asm. Rumpf & Asm. Myhre are proposing to give tax exemptions to spouses of fallen first responders.
Share your thoughts on the Atlantic Shores wind project, off the coast of Atlantic City, in two virtual and one in-person public hearings.
The zoning board had an "ineligible vote" at its April meeting on the subdivision of a Tallwoods Way property, so a new vote was held.
The 40-acre landfill was closed and capped after about 40 years and soon, the solar field will power 1,600 homes.
Developers were requesting a use variance in order to construct the complex along Tallwood Way, as multi-family units were not permitted.
The bill, proposed by Sen. Carmen Amato, Asm. Brian Rumpf and Asm. Greg Myhre, would adjust the school state aid funding formula.
A use variance is needed for the proposed apartments along Tallwood Way in Bayville.
The extension of Western Boulevard and changes to the master plan signal that the redevelopment of the Beachwood Mall is moving forward.
Rep. Chris Smith said that the money he secured will relieve traffic hazards and gridlock on Route 9 in Berkeley.
The Bayville and Pinewald Pioneer fire departments received $70,000 and $30,000, respectively, to purchase updated gear.
State parks, including Island Beach State Park, are likely to begin charging fees again under Gov. Phil Murphy's 2024-25 budget.
The Boardwalk Preservation Fund is split between 18 shore towns to help them repair and expand their boardwalks.
Sen. Carmen Amato, Assemblyman Brian Rumpf and Assemblyman Greg Myhre say the proposed 24% increase on heating bills is too much.
Crystal Lake needs a use variance to expand and turn its second floor into a detox and substance abuse treatment center.
Residents made it abundantly clear that they did not want a rehab facility in their neighborhood, but township officials had no choice.
Sen. Carmen Amato and Assemblymen Brian Rumpf and Greg Myhre are calling on the Murphy Administration to veto a toll increase.
Changes are in store for the long-vacant site.
A five-year funding commitment from New Jersey Resources will help restore and enhance more than 100 acres of protected Pinelands.
The settlement hearing for the rehab facility by Quantum Behavioral Health will now be held in February.
After bad weather flooded township roads, Mayor John Bacchione said he will be working on fixing flooding issues.
Township officials asked that the Station Road neighborhood make a few more changes before it gets final approval.
Residents are invited to attend the meeting to discuss the 2025 Ocean County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan.
The proposed neighborhood off Station Road has another hearing set after residents voiced concerns about traffic.
Crystal Lake Healthcare previously applied to turn the building's second floor into a detox center, but was denied.
Longtime Berkeley mayor Carmen Amato has taken his oath of office to become the new 9th Legislative District state senator.
Quantum Behavioral Health is still seeking to open a rehab facility, and another hearing is set with a number of amendments.
If you're looking to attend a Township Council meeting this year, here's when to do so:
Here's when Mayor-Elect John Bacchione will be sworn in: