The regularly scheduled meeting for the Colts Neck Township Planning Board scheduled for Tuesday, August 10, 2021.
Following a public hearing, the council has banned all pot distributors, growers and related services in town.
The unemployment rate in Monmouth County decreased recently.
Here is how the Marlboro-Coltsneck area is doing in the race to vaccinate its population.
Monmouth County's unemployment rate decreased recently.
Access to broadband speeds needed for remote work and learning vary greatly across the U.S.
Six candidates are running for three open seats on the Marlboro Township Council this year. Here's who they are:
Two candidates are running for two open seats on the Colts Neck Township Committee this year.
Residents can vote on the budget on April 20 from 2 to 9 p.m. at the Robertsville Volunteer Fire House. Here's what the budget includes:
IRS figures allow you to compare what you’re paying in taxes with that of your Monmouth County neighbors.
“The Right to Vote: Suppression, Expansion, Confusion” A forum presented by the League of Women Voters
Everything You Didn't Know You Needed to Know about County Government Among its responsibilities-- COVID testing and vaccine program
Incumbent Susie Shrem kept her seat on the Marlboro Township Board of Education as newcomer Jill Strafaci beat out another current member.
As of Friday, Jill Strafaci and Susan Shrem were leading in the Marlboro Board of Education race.
US Representative Frank Pallone is looking to defend his seat from challenger Christian Onuoha. See the latest results as they come in.
It's Election Day for the 2020 general election. Check out our voter guide before you cast your ballot.
Voting for the general election is underway. Check out our voter guide before you cast your vote:
Voting for the general election has already begun. Check out our voter guide before you cast your ballot.
“I know more about power than any mayor should ever have to know about power at this point,” the mayor said at Wednesday's hearing.
“The company’s tactic seems to be to ask for forgiveness rather than solving the root of the problem,” the mayor wrote.
Voting has ended in the Republican Primary race for the Colts Neck Twp Committee. Check here for results.
Republican Tara Torchia Buss is running for a seat on the Colts Neck Township Committee.
Republican Lillian G. Burry is running for a seat on the Government Board of Chosen Freeholders in Monmouth County.
Republican Ross Licitra is running for a seat on the Government Board of Chosen Freeholders in Monmouth County.
Current committeeman Michael Viola seeks to retain his seat and Tara Torchia Buss is also running for the second open seat.
Heads up: If you hear loud noises or see extra security around Naval Weapons Station Earle in Colts Neck the next two weeks, here's why:
The new complex will house Colts Neck police, municipal court and administration in a new two-story building. Will your taxes go up for it?
Licitra is a longtime Morganville resident, and for the past several years has been the executive director of the Monmouth County SPCA.
The League of Women Voters Discusses the Vital Topic of Ballot Security, Sun., Nov. 10; 3 pm, 419 Sycamore Avenue, Shrewsbury
Republican Congressman Chris Smith has a new Democratic challenger in 2020 — and it's one of his former interns. She talks to Patch:
Monmouth County Republican Declan O'Scanlon tweeted a photo of the offending tipper's receipt but has faced criticism over doing so.
Marlboro Twp. is splitting $320,000 with Freehold Regional to put armed officers in all public schools, without an increase in taxes.
This 19-year-old Marlboro Twp. native will attend President Trump's State of the Union tonight, as a guest of Congressman Frank Pallone's.
Colts Neck Twp. says the decision saves them money, as the Twp. enters a shared-services agreement with Monmouth County for trash pick-up.
“The Electoral College: How it Hurts our Democracy”
Middletown. Aberdeen. Rumson. Red Bank. Hazlet. Holmdel. You might be surprised how each town voted on Tuesday; here's the breakdown:
Meet both candidates for Congress this Sunday, Oct. 21 from 3:00 – 5:00 p.m. at Temple Rodeph Torah, 15 Mohawk Drive in Marlboro.
On Thur., Oct. 18, from 7 to 9 pm, the League of Women Voters is sponsoring a Candidate Forum for the candidates running for District 4
"And, most importantly, you have demonstrated respect for the officers who protect us when they come under attack," said the PBA president.
A video claims Rep. Smith said orphanages are better than gay adoption. Here is full audio of what he said at Colts Neck High. You decide: