Breakfast With The Easter Bunny In Piscataway

The Easter bunny will be escorted into the restaurant at 7:45 a.m. by a parade of ambulance, fire and police cars.

Developer Says They Were Cut Out Of Deal To Build 45-Story Tower At 259 George Street In New Brunswick

259 George Street is owned by a church. The preacher's son, George Searight, Jr., stands to collect $6.9 million if the tower gets built.

Experts at the New Jersey Poison Control Center Urge Families to Prevent the Preventable

National Poison Prevention Week highlights simple everyday actions that can reduce injuries

Rutgers May Lay Off 38 Faculty Members

The faculty union says Rutgers should make cuts from RU Athletics, running at a $516-million deficit since joining the Big Ten.

Exploring How Everyday Foods Could Hide Fungal Risks for Mothers and Children

Rutgers Health researchers receive a federal grant to examine how contaminants may influence pregnancy outcomes and child development

Rutgers-New Brunswick Earns Recognition for Its Community Engagement Efforts

The university’s oldest and largest campus reaffirms its Carnegie Foundation classification and wins an award for a community program

New Strategy Helps Students Tackle Intimidating Discipline in Public Health

A public health professor is working to head off students’ anxiety over one of the foundational—but challenging—subjects in the field

Piscataway Man Arrested On Child Pornography Charges

Piscataway Police received a cyber tip that an IP address at his home was downloading the materials.

New Brunswick Planning Board Approves 45-Story Apartment Building On George Street

The 800-unit apartment building will be built directly behind Abundant Life Family Church, which owns that land and is a partner.

Parlin Woman Critical After Crash With Tractor Trailer On Rt. 18

She was in a serious car crash Sunday night on Rt. 18 in New Brunswick, said the Middlesex County Prosecutor.

Maternal Health Investments in New Jersey Show Progress, but Barriers Persist

A large community-based participatory research study of women of color highlights perinatal experiences and opportunities to further strengt

Rt. 1 Car Fatalities Down 20 Percent From 2024, County Says

The county prosecutor says this is because of police she's assigned to Rt. 1 in the past two years, looking for speeding and tailgating:

The Search for Autism’s Origin Heads to the Womb

The Search for Autism’s Origin Heads to the Womb

Are There Laser Machines With Reliable U.S.-Based Tech Support?

Invest in a laser engraver with reliable U.S. support—avoid cheap imports, minimize downtime, and get expert help when it matters most.

Understanding Crypto Prop Trading Firms in the U.S.: What Traders Need to Know in 2026

Top US crypto prop firms 2026: Funded accounts, high profit splits, scalable capital, fair evaluations & trader-focused growth.

Fire Tears Through Apartments, Leaves 14 Homeless In Middlesex County, Officials Say

Firefighters stayed at the scene until 5 a.m. to ensure the three-alarm fire was out, officials said.

How Online Attraction Tickets Are Transforming the Way People Travel

Book attraction tickets online, skip long queues, save time, enjoy discounts, and plan your travel journey conveniently and stress-free now

Schumann Fund Awards Grant to The Family Success Institute

Funds Will Drive Ongoing Family Success Initiatives Across New Jersey

'He's Going Ballistic': Body Camera Video Released In Piscataway Triple Murder, Fatal Police Shooting

Officials say he stabbed his mother and grandparents to death inside their home, and then charged at officers who responded to the scene.

Catch It Early, Change the Outcome: The Importance of Colorectal Cancer Screening

The message is clear: colorectal screening saves lives.

45-Story Apartment Building Proposed For New Brunswick

A proposal is before the New Brunswick Planning Board to build a 45-story apartment building at 259 George Street, plus a new parking garage

Angel Orsini and Christopher Annino a Miracle Duo

Rutgers Graduate Angel Orsini and Mitchell College Graduate Christopher Annino created miracle's.

NJ Couple’s Apartment Hunt Starts and Stops at The Pearl at Station Bay in South Amboy

Combination of Value, Lifestyle, and Commuting Convenience Draws Renters to Waterfront Community

New Details In Man's Alleged Fatal Shooting Of His Brother In New Brunswick

Shortly before 1 p.m. Sunday, New Brunswick Police got a 911 call that two brothers got into a physical altercation at their parents' home.

Police Seek Dog Running Loose Through Rutgers Village

New Brunswick Police are currently trying to capture a dog running loose through the Rutgers Village/Edgebrook neighborhood Wednesday:

New Brunswick Man Charged With First-Degree Murder Of His Brother

A man was arrested and charged with the fatal shooting of his brother Sunday afternoon in New Brunswick.

Someone Pulls Gun In Street Racing Meet-Up On Rutgers Campus, Police Say

A young man pulled out a gun during an unsanctioned car meet-up in a Rutgers lot last Friday.

Aim High: Detachment 485 at Rutgers Is Named Air Force ROTC Team of the Year

Among 145 detachments nationwide, the Ravens of Rutgers-New Brunswick have emerged as a nationally recognized top-tier program

Highland Park Farmers' Market Reopens March 6

"Opening day" doesn't always have to mean baseball ...

New Brunswick Kills Plan To Build AI Data Center At 100 Jersey Avenue

New Brunswick residents were extremely concerned a data center would increase their electric and water bills.

Researchers Test Nutrition-Based Approach to Protect Brain Health in Older Adults at Risk for Alzheimer’s

A Rutgers Health study explores whether alpha-linolenic acid (ALA) can support good memory functions and brain vascular health

Alumna’s Family Establishes the Jenna Lynn Wallace Memorial Scholarship

The award, which supports advanced practice nursing students at Rutgers, reflects a life dedicated to caring for others

Rutgers Alum Who Works for the ACLU Is Named a Gates Cambridge Scholar

Cassandra Vega will pursue a master of philosophy degree in education at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom

Theft From Rutgers Music Building

Someone broke into the Stephanie Morris Marryott Music Building at 81 George Street in New Brunswick.

See Photos From Anti-ICE Protest At Rutgers Wednesday

"It is not if, but when armed ICE agents show up on campus," a grad student told the Rutgers Board of Governors Wednesday.

Garden Communities Delivers Two Legacy Place in East Brunswick, N.J.

Leasing Underway at Luxury Mid-Rise Building

Measles Exposure Occurred At Middlesex County Hospital

Potentially exposed individuals, if infected, could develop symptoms as late as February 28, said the state Department of Health.

Students Want Rutgers Declared A 'Sanctuary Campus,' Will Protest Wednesday

Rutgers said ICE agents are allowed on campus, but they are instructing students to call Rutgers Police if agents appear.

Why People Won’t Quit a Weight Loss Drug – Even When It Makes Them Feel Sick

Rutgers research sheds light on why people using the anti-obesity medication semaglutide say the results matter more than the side effects.

Jersey Hired Partners with Jobiqo on Next-Generation AI-Powered Job Platform

Innovative Hiring Platform Helps Keep Talent and Opportunity in New Jersey