The Howell resident was walking in the parking lot of the North Jersey company he worked for, police said.
A rear-end collision affected four vehicles, Howell police said.
Howell police are warning residents about the scam after an increasing number of reports about the scammers.
Authorities are investigating a second incident that prompted another shelter-in-place.
Howell Township schools were among several districts affected nationally, Howell police said.
The pickup truck was headed west on I-195 at the time of the crash, New Jersey State Police said.
The crash happened late Friday on Route 34, Howell police said.
There will be detours in place and limited access while the work is done, Howell police said.
Teens have been breaking in and taking videos inside Xscape Theater on Route 9; police say the building is dangerous.
The woman had gone shopping at Walmart, the report said.
The officer jumped into freezing water to rescue the driver; another officer and three EMTs saved a cardiac patient's life, officials said.
The motorcyclist, a Howell resident, died at the scene; a second driver was injured, state police said.
There were no students on the school bus at the time, police said.
The child was charged with the adult equivalent of eluding; police say they are cracking down on illegal dirt bike riding in Howell.
The shooting is under investigation.
The crash closed Aldrich Road.
The boy is charged with criminal mischief; his mother claimed the homeowner pointed a gun at the boy but police found no evidence of that.
The residents of the home were safely evacuated, police said.
A ghost gun with a 50-round magazine was seized, and the man led police on a chase, jumping fences and through backyards, police said.
The Howell couple and their 10-month-old daughter saw smoke as neighbors were calling 911 and yelling for them to get out, a friend said.
The family includes a police officer from North Jersey; his co-workers have launched a fundraiser to help them.
Howell police are continuing to investigate and ask anyone with information to contact them.
The crash disrupted Route 9 for a few hours Tuesday night.
The man was convicted by a jury in the October 2024 shooting at a Jackson home, the prosecutor's office said.
All lanes of the highway are closed, authorities said.
Howell police said the resident had confronted a group of kids who allegedly were throwing rocks and breaking glass near Newbury School.
Howell police are warning students and their parents to not fall for the scam.
The man fled New Jersey after the attack in January that left the taxi driver hospitalized, police said.
Police said the man is from Mexico; three people who tried to hide him were arrested and two are facing ICE proceedings, police said.
There were children in the home at the time of the October 2024 incident in Jackson, the prosecutor's office said.
The man was taken to a burn center for treatment, police said.
Howell police are seeking help in identifying the two men who attacked the taxi driver.
The owner of the now-closed shop in Englishtown is accused of using the money to pay payroll and for personal expenses, the prosecutor said.
The shooting on Wednesday night remains under investigation.
The family of the victim "expressed an unequivocal desire to extend mercy" to the defendant, the Ocean County prosecutor said.
Authorities say the closure is anticipated to be in place into the early evening.
The female victim is hospitalized; the crash remains under investigation.
The man fired at the rideshare vehicle when his girlfriend's son's friends set off a vehicle alarm by accident while waiting to leave.
The 18-year-old suspect from Freehold Township is facing multiple charges in connection with the incidents, police said.
The crash occurred around 1 p.m. on Sunday when a car collided with a nail salon on Route 9 South, police said.