Erdogan Soyalan was charged with hindering apprehension and third degree criminal mischief after destroying property inside a residence.
A lawsuit filed in July by a former township court administrator alleges gender pay differences and discrimination against older employees.
The Howell Township Police Department called the Aug. 21 occurrence on Markwood Drive an “isolated incident”.
A 56-year-old Freehold resident dining at The Cabin in Freehold Township was given lifesaving CPR on Saturday night.
Anthony Lodespoto, 43, pleaded guilty to bias intimidation earlier this month, according to the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office.
"I was just in the right spot at the right time," said Robert Vaccaro, who found the missing Toms River woman outside his shop on Monday.
Ronald W. Chatman, 37, has been charged with violating a New Jersey executive order banning large gatherings.
Although some attendees left without incident, others directed their anger towards the host, who reportedly charged admission.
A Freehold man suffered head and internal injuries; all four were taken to Jersey Shore University Medical Center, per Brick police.
Homeowner Kevin Gallagher was charged with possession and intent to distribute the illicit substances, according to police.
William Dunbar was sentenced on Thursday in connection with a 2018 crash in Mount Laurel that killed a Howell man.
Christopher Woods of Howell was arrested for allegedly committing burglaries at a self-storage facility in Upper Freehold.
Developers seeking to build a warehouse complex in Howell filed a lawsuit against the town in May, citing an ‘unreasonable’ denial.
Four puppies were found buried under the couple’s temporary residence in Howell. One of the suspects is still at-large.
Authorities said there is no known threat to the community.
Howell police said they found stolen credit cards and charged three people total in the effort.
Authorities are investigating how the man found his way to the nurse's home; he had been a patient in her care at the hospital, police said.
Ken Schwarz had worked for the company for 25 years and was its chief financial officer, the prosecutor's office said.
More than 2,800 homes and businesses in Howell were without power, according to Jersey Central Power & Light.
The county's mosquito control commission and JCP&L are both flying over the township, police said.
Three people tried to steal $2,000 in power tools; on the way to police headquarters one admitted being positive for the virus, police said.
Anthony Lodespoto sent Facebook messages, including to Gov. Murphy, threatening to beat residents with a baseball bat, the prosecutor said.
There were no injuries, police said, after the vehicle was safely pulled out of the water.
Police said no one has been injured in the fire but Route 524 remains closed.
Wilson Salas-Molina cashed checks from clients and paid his employees in cash to hide the payments, authorities said.
Police said the Jackson Township man is facing multiple charges and had to be treated at the hospital after the crash.
Police say the man tried to take off after being pulled over on Route 9 in Howell.
The Freehold man told Howell police the incident that happened Sunday was "a misunderstanding;" police said the investigation is continuing.
Nearby schools had to do shelters-in-place. All because the Pizza Hut employee wanted a raise.
William Whesper of Howell was arrested after a tip led authorities to discover he was viewing child pornography online, the prosecutor said.
Howell police closed Route 9 intersections because traffic signals were not operating. More than 10,000 customers were affected, JCP&L said.
Police said the firefighting operations did not affect traffic on the road or either elementary school nearby.
Howell police said items stolen during the burglaries were recovered in an abandoned home.
Police say the couple, who were breaking into vehicles in the Toscana development, were chased off by a resident who confronted them.
Authorities said he and an Eatontown man are suspects in a number of similar robberies around the state.
The legally owned firearms were in a locked case in the vehicle that was reported in the incident, police said.
ProPublica has released the most comprehensive list yet of clergy credibly accused of sex abuse. Here are the eight who have Howell ties.
Police have seized nearly 3,000 folds of heroin since the beginning of the year, Howell Chief Andrew Kudrick Jr. said.
The driver, from North Jersey, admitted to being intoxicated in the 2018 crash in Burlington County that killed Christopher Pappas.
There were no injuries in the fire at the home on Route 524, police said.