The historic decision selected an onshore transmission station, but the Board of Public Utilities is holding off for further wind expansion.
Unofficial results show that incumbents won reelection to both school boards in Berkeley. Find the latest here:
Here's who's on the ballot for the House of Representatives, Commissioners, Sherriff and Board of Education.
With nearly $80K spent on Open Public Records Act (OPRA) requests so far in 2022, the Council is seeking a better plan.
Election Day is Nov. 8. Here's what Berkeley voters need to know.
A proposed bill that would allow underage homeowners in age-restricted communities would prove disastrous, the Berkeley Council said.
Consumers pay subsidies for clean energy on their monthly bills. As heating costs are set to increase, what will happen?
A proposed NJ Senate bill would require age-restricted communities to sell homes regardless of the buyer's age.
Officials shared updates regarding the planned solar field at the closed Berkeley Landfill at a recent Township Council meeting.
Eligible residents should start seeing their ANCHOR instruction letters in their mailbox this week.
The Berkeley Township Council endorsed the bipartisan "HELPER Act," a bill that would provide affordable housing to first responders.
Neighbors of the proposed development, on St. Barnabas-owned land, said it would harm wildlife and reduce their quality of life.
A $60 million beach replenishment project is planned for areas on the northern barrier island, including Berkeley.
For the first half of 2022, Berkeley recycled 2,137 tons of recycling, generating the fifth-highest revenue in Ocean County.
League of Women Voters of Monmouth County To Host Congressional District 4 Candidates Virtual Forum, September 15
Bayville housing providers were some of those that violated the Fair Chance in Housing Law, the state Attorney General said.
New Jersey Superior Court ruled that South Seaside Park can leave Berkeley and join Seaside Park, if the borough allows.
The Berkeley Township Council is again speaking out in support of its senior communities, this time to oppose a State Senate bill.
Residents will be able to voice thoughts about a potential dog park at Butler Boulevard and expanding the Eastern Boulevard Soccer Complex.
Two township-owned vacant lots in Manitou Park and $250,000 from Berkeley's affordable housing fund were donated to the non-profit group.
The grant money will go towards groups using the township's "Adopt a Spot" and "Adopt a Road" programs, Mayor Carmen Amato said.
The Berkeley Township Council affirmed their support for NJ Assembly bills that would help the town's sizable senior population.
Following complaints from citizens, the Berkeley Township Council has decreased door-to-door business in senior communities.
New Jersey has an unexpected tax revenue. Berkeley's government is asking for the money to provide property tax relief to its residents.
The Parents Bill of Rights would give parents more of a say in their child's education, following recent controversial sex ed standards.
The Township Council is filling an open Commissioner seat on the Berkeley Township Housing Authority.
The 9th Legislative District emphasized that the State Budget must focus on property tax relief and not increased government spending.
The Census brings change to congressional and state legislative districts because of population shifts. See the new districts.
Officials say it may take up to 24 hours to get all of the township roads cleared; residents in low-lying areas should move vehicles.
Residents are urged to make preparations just in case; township officials say Berkeley will be ready if the storm brings heavy snow.
The council holds a caucus session, executive sessions as needed and the business meeting all on the same night.
The Ocean County unemployment rate remained steady, according to the newest figures.
Berkeley Township will work with a nonprofit to transport two homes in flood-prone areas to the Manitou Park affordable housing project.
The Ocean County unemployment rate improved somewhat, according to the newest figures.
The Ocean County unemployment rate improved somewhat as fall approached.
The solar company authorized to lease Berkeley’s closed landfill received approval from state officials to build a 10 megawatt solar field.
Mayor Carmen Amato spoke during a virtual hearing to oppose the New Jersey Natural Gas' proposed 25 percent increase in rates.
In the closest gubernatorial election in decades, here's a look at how Berkeley Township voted.
The Republicans were returned for another term in the Legislature. All have served for more than 10 years.
Republican incumbents won new terms on Berkeley Township Council, according to unofficial election results.