Artichoke Basille Bringing Unique Artisan Pizza To New Brunswick

The rapidly expanding New York-based pizzeria has been featured on national television, and is coming to New Jersey.

Old Bay Restaurant In New Brunswick Closing

After more than 30 years in business, Old Bay Restaurant in downtown New Brunswick will close at the end of December.

Rutgers-led study could revolutionize nuclear waste reprocessing

A ‘Molecular Trap’ for Capturing Radioactive Iodides in Nuclear Waste

Menlo Park Mall Opens Three New Stores This Fall

The new stores are Johnston & Murphy, Dr. Martens and Sprint. Menlo Park is also expected to welcome Danish design store, Flying Tiger.

Good Vibrations: Smart Access to Homes and Cars Using Fingers

Rutgers engineers create VibWrite, a finger vibration-based security system

Taming ‘Wild’ Electrons in Graphene

Discovery could lead to novel electronic devices

A Sea of Spinning Electrons

Rutgers-led discovery could spawn a wave of new electronic devices

McDonald's Is Now Being Delivered To Rutgers Students

UberEATS food-delivery service added McDonald's to their list of restaurants delivering food to Rutgers' dorm rooms.

UberEATS Launches For Rutgers/Middlesex County​

Order food straight to your home — or dorm room — from local favorites like Halal Guys or Skylark Diner.

New Brunswick Coffee Shop Donating All Profits To Houston Flooding Victims

Go buy a cup of coffee at Hidden Grounds on Easton Avenue! From Sept. 6-Sept. 13, all proceeds will go to Hurricane Harvey victims.

Acting Like a Muscle, Nano-Sized Device Lifts 165 Times its Own Weight

Rutgers materials scientists discover powerful effect that could benefit robotics, aviation, medicine and other fields

Defeating Cyberattacks on 3D Printers

Researchers at Rutgers and Georgia Tech develop three methods to defend against sneaky attacks

Cutting the Cost of Ethanol, Other Biofuels and Gasoline

Experts at Rutgers University and Michigan State University devise way to reduce the amount of enzymes for converting biomass into biofuels

Study: Climate Change Damages US Economy, Increases Inequality

Severe costs ahead especially in South and lower Midwest, pioneering analysis projects

Video Shows Racist Tirade At New Brunswick Sears

Breaking: A man posted this video to Facebook of an incident he says happened at the New Brunswick Sears Monday.

Vets4Warriors Recognized by Department of Defense for Its Support of Military Employees

Peer support program operated by Rutgers University Behavioral Health Care receives prestigious Pro Patria Award

New Bus Service Launches from New Brunswick to D.C.

You can now take a bus right from downtown New Brunswick directly to Washington, D.C. Fares start at $16 one way.

How Graphene Could Cool Smartphone, Computer and Other Electronics Chips

Rutgers scientists lead research that discovers potential advance for the electronics industry

Metuchen Restaurant Week, March 12-19

Here is a list of which restaurants and businesses in town are participating:

Smartphone Interruptions: Are Yours Relentless and Annoying?

Rutgers study reveals that personality traits influence and help predict receptiveness to smartphone notifications

Oil and Gas Wastewater Spills, including Fracking Wastewater, Alter Microbes in West Virginia Waters

Rutgers’ Nicole Fahrenfeld leads research documenting impacts in stream water and sediments from a wastewater disposal facility

Piscataway QuickChek Invents Chair for Employee With Muscular Disease

If you've ever popped into the Piscataway QuickChek on River Road, you've probably noticed Steve Evanowski and his unusual chair.

Middlesex Woman Wins $100,000 in NJ Lottery Bingo

Margaret C. bought the bingo ticket at the Quick Stop and Go at 518 Bound Brook Rd. in Middlesex borough.

Rutgers Unions File Charges With Federal Govt. Over Payment Squabble

Unions representing librarians, doctors, housekeepers and scientists at Rutgers say they are owed one week of pay.

Tallying the Social Cost of Climate-Changing Carbon Dioxide

Rutgers’ Robert E. Kopp served on a National Academies committee that explored the controversial topic

New Brunswick Man Wins $800,000 Lottery Ticket

He bought the ticket at Peter's Liquors, a popular liquor store on Easton Avenue in downtown New Brunswick.

Rutgers’ Bountiful Cranberries Spreading in U.S., Canada and Overseas

Varieties bred at Rutgers produce high yields, resist disease and are adapted to climate conditions

Can Radioactive Waste be Immobilized in Glass for Millions of Years?

Rutgers professor Ashutosh Goel invents way to contain radioactive iodine

Burning Fossil Fuels Poses Existential Threat to Earth

Rutgers professor seeks transition from coal to clean, renewable energy

Designing the Future Internet

Rutgers’ Dipankar Raychaudhuri is in the forefront of creating a mobile-friendly internet that can handle billions of devices and gadgets

Surf Taco Now Open At Rutgers

It's part of a new redevelopment of College Ave

Rutgers Engineers Use Microwaves to Produce High-Quality Graphene

Rutgers experts discover easy way to make graphene for flexible and printable electronics, energy storage, and catalysis

Recycled Plastic Lumber Invented by Pioneering Rutgers Professor

Thomas Nosker created the synthetic lumber used in bridges, railway ties, docks and picnic tables

E-Cigarettes Soon Harder to Sell in Highland Park

The town Council passed a tough new law against e-cigarettes.

Piscataway Applebee's Donates $1,520 to Rutgers Cancer Institute

Deacon Linda Ann Sullivan, of Somerset Presbyterian Church, is pictured.

Highland Park Massage Parlor a Prostitution Front, Police Say

They were arrested in an investigation into S Massage Spa, located at 1001 Raritan Avenue in Highland Park.

New Brunswick Indian Restaurant Must Pay $700,000 to NYC Eatery for Using Name

A New Brunswick restaurant must change its name and pay up, according to a settlement reached in federal court.

Highland Park Cracking Down on e-Cigarettes

Want to open a vape shop there? You'll have to buy a license first.

Free Dairy Queen Cone Day Tuesday, March 15

The nearest Dairy Queen to New Brunswick is in Somerset.

NJ Transit Strike Contingency Plan for East Brunswick

Here's how you can get into Manhattan next week: