Max Azzarello, 37, went to UNC and received a master's degree in urban planning from Rutgers in 2012.
An arrest has now been made in the April 10 break-in and vandalism at the Rutgers student Islamic Center:
This Piscataway couple is accused of stealing jewelry from a Bridgewater senior living facility where the wife worked as a housekeeper.
But "people of interest" have been identified, said the center director. And Rutgers Hillel students dropped off flowers in the past week:
This happened last Wednesday, April 10. The person was injured seriously enough that they had to be taken to the hospital:
Police say a suspected gang member fired into a crowd of a dozen people, hitting two Rutgers students, one who was in her apartment:
Someone broke into the Rutgers student Islamic Center and smashed windows, artwork from the Quran, two TVs and stole a Palestinian flag:
A young woman was shot in her apartment above this bar. The second student, a young man, shot standing outside. Gunshots came from car:
A woman was struck by a stray bullet while inside her home at 2 a.m. Friday in the area of Easton Avenue and Hamilton Street:
The Hyundai Elantra was stolen Friday after it was parked in the "green lot" (85 Rockafeller Road in Piscataway) on the Livingston campus.
This happened after midnight last Thursday night: The Rutgers student said he was approached by two men on the train station platform.
This Highland Park man, pictured, is accused of trying to stab a New Brunswick man to death March 24 in Franklin Township.
A New Brunswick man was killed after his car crashed through a guardrail and flipped into the Millstone River Saturday morning.
The men were shot at 6:53 p.m. Tuesday in the area of Throop Avenue and Delavan Street. One died.
An 18-year-old North Brunswick man lost control of his car headed south on Rt. 1, and collided with a pick-up headed north Wednesday:
A Somerset man is charged with firing a gun Feb. 23 on Easton Avenue between Somerset and Little Albany streets in New Brunswick.
Police say two men got into an argument with a third man, assaulted him and then burned his belongings, damaging a Rutgers greenhouse.
A building on New Market Road used for food donations was badly damaged in a Wednesday early morning fire. See photos from the scene:
A man was shot 14 times in a 2020 robbery on New Brunswick streets over the sale of marijuana. Local men were all charged.
The cars were broken into Sunday night. Rutgers students reported finding their cars damaged, and items stolen.
There was an explosion in Piscataway during the pressure testing of a gas line, the town said on social media.
The shooting happened at 11:30 p.m. in the area of Rock Avenue and West 4th Street:
Another break-in happened this week at the Rutgers Athletic Performance Center, and in cars parked in the Livingston parking deck nearby:
The fatal shooting happened outside La Famosa Bar, at 117 Remsen Avenue, shortly after 11 p.m. Thursday.
There were two break-ins into unlocked offices last week, and a Rutgers employee's car was stolen:
An arrest was made in the incident of a man who groped two different female students on the Rutgers campus Monday night:
Two female students said they were groped by a man in two different incidents, Rutgers Police announced.
Highland Park Police say they are looking for this man who stole a home's Israeli flag, and also tore down blue and white ribbons:
A man, 89, took his own life early Wednesday morning on school grounds outside Highland Park High School, said police.
A fast-moving fire tore through 17 apartment units at the Birch Glen apartment complex Sunday night in Piscataway:
The man was hit by a Northeast Corridor train at 10:39 p.m. Thursday. He survived, said NJ Transit:
The city of New Brunswick just received $987,102 from the U.S. Department of Justice to hire eight new police officers.
Rutgers Police say he wrote a social media threat against a student in AEPi, the Jewish fraternity on campus.
Police say they apprehended the man accused of groping two female Rutgers students as they walked through the College Avenue campus Monday:
A 64-year-old man is accused of killing his stepdaughter, 20, inside a private home Tuesday morning in New Brunswick:
Two more women said they were approached by the same man shortly after 9 p.m., no one was hurt in the incidents, according to authorities.
Latonya Johnson was fired from her jail guard job; may also serve prison time after admitting she gave a phone to an inmate she was dating:
The bodies of a young man and woman were found in Feaster Park; the man suspected of killing them committed suicide, said the prosecutor.
Gabriela De La Cruz Camero, 22, and Jesus Antonio-Salazar, 25, were both found with stab wounds near Feaster Park, multiple reports say.