Just days before the May 1 property tax deadline, NJ towns were told grace period extensions will not be permitted.
Responding to an outcry from across the state, Gov. Phil Murphy said park closures were necessary because people were gathering there, too.
Howell is holding its council meeting and providing access to allow participation and social distancing amid the coronavirus outbreak.
The declaration activates emergency management programs and follows a similar declaration by Monmouth County.
The Easter in the park event, originally scheduled for March 28, has been canceled.
The public is invited to attend and there will be a Hearing of Citizens during this meeting in accordance with the Open Public Meetings Law.
The proposal for a nine-warehouse, 1.2 million-square-foot project on Randolph Road was under consideration for nearly a year.
Motorists who don't slow down or move over face points as well as fines, thanks to Donna Setaro's efforts.
Public comment on the proposal is expected to be heard in a meeting at the end of January, and vote is likely at that time.
The proposal for the trucking center with 1.2 million square feet of warehouses goes before the planning board again on Thursday.
The meeting is set for the municipal building; 2020 kicks off with no council member changes.
The proposal for 1.2 million square feet of warehouses, with parking for 700 and more, has been before the Howell planning board for months.
Newcomer Joseph Tate will join incumbents Cristy Mangano and Mark Bonjavanni on the board for the K-to-8 school district.
Find out polling locations, hours, and who is on the ballot in Howell for 2019.
The four candidates participated in a meet-and-greet. If you missed it, watch the replay below.
The proposal for the 1.2 million-square-foot commercial warehouse site goes before the Monmouth County Development Review Committee.
A new study found drinking water is often less safe than what the federal government may deem legal.
The company has requested an increase in its rate for wastewater for 2020.
Traffic concerns and the impact on the area remained paramount during the Sept. 19 hearing.
Gerald M. Saluti Jr. admitted to conspiring to steal at least $140,000 from his law firm's attorney trust account.
Matthew Wolny, who was arrested in 2013, also had been a volunteer with the Brick Memorial Marching Band.
The Howell Township Planning Board heard three hours of testimony on the Monmouth Commerce Center. The hearing will continue in September.
Gov. Phil Murphy has signed 17 bills into law, including one bill that is perhaps the biggest step NJ has taken toward legalizing marijuana.
The Republican candidates for mayor and council now are set for November.
Chilling surveillance footage captured one of the incidents where Tristan Reyes followed a woman home; the family dog scared him off.
Christopher Pappas of Howell died in Route 73 crash in Mount Laurel last August.
The grant is from the state Department of Transportation and uses Transportation Trust Fund money.
jThe application for a retail center on Randolph Road has been rescheduled, according to the township notice.
Monmouth County would transfer part of Howell Park Golf Course to New Jersey American Water for a water line if approved.
The Jake Honig Compassionate Use Medical Marijuana Act was sidelined when the recreational marijuana vote was canceled.
The meeting will focus on the 2019 municipal budget.
Concerns about security for students and school district staff prompted the changes.
Resource Engineering LLC is one of more than 200 properties on the tax sale list that was approved by the Township Council last week.
See how expensive it's gotten to live in Howell.
He was seen on surveillance video sneaking up to a house in March 2018; he's pleaded guilty and faces 15 years in prison.
The council was set to discuss the longstanding concerns about the historical building.
Updated information was released by the Diocese of Trenton showing parish assignments.
Four of the priests served at St. Veronica, one served at St. William and one was deacon at St. Catherine of Siena.
Three new members of the Howell Township Council will be sworn in at the meeting.
After months of uncertainty about its move-out date, the group has been told it must leave the property sold to a pharmaceutical executive.