Info for Businesses Hit by Sandy

Conference call with state, federal officials on Thursday.

New Jersey Voters Turn Out, Despite Obstacles and Irregularities

In the chaotic aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, New Jerseyans do whatever's necessary to make their votes count.

District 16 Assembly Race Too Close to Call

Report says Simon held small lead over Corfield.

Dems Sweep South Brunswick Council Election; BOE Race Down to Wire

Incumbent Democrats Joseph Camarota and Charles Carley, along with newcomer Josephine "Jo" Hochman elected to South Brunswick Township Council

New Jersey's Aging Infrastructure No Match for Superstorm

Upgrade costs for essential infrastructure -- already steep -- could reach astronomical heights.

November School Board Elections May Be Even Harder to Spot

National elections and amended district calendars -- not to mention Superstorm Sandy -- could obscure school votes even further.

South Brunswick Election Guide 2012

The candidates, voting information and issues that will be affecting South Brunswick.

Voters Will Rule on Whether Judges Should Pay More for Benefits

Proponents portray increase as issue of fairness; opponents cite constitutional protections.

Hurricane Wreaks Havoc on Senate Race Ad Campaigns

Menendez, Kyrillos campaigns scramble to adjust TV ads, campaign events

Meet the BOE Candidates: Dr. Stephen Parker

A series focusing on the candidates running for the South Brunswick Board of Education.

It’s No Contest in New Jersey for Prime TV Time in U.S Senate Race

Incumbent Democrat Menendez has big edge over GOP’s Kyrillos in polls, campaign funds and advertising budget.

Meet the Township Council Candidates: John O'Sullivan

A series of profiles on the candidates for Township Council vying in the Nov. 6 election.

Volunteer to Help Post-Sandy Clean-Up Efforts

Gov. Chris Christie has activated the New Jersey volunteer emergency response hotline (1-800-JERSEY-7).

Meet the BOE Candidates: Azra Baig

A series focusing on the candidates running for the South Brunswick Board of Education.

Meet the Township Council Candidates: Paul Saltin

A series of profiles on the candidates for Township Council vying in the Nov. 6 election.

Hurricane Sandy: Will the Utilities Do Any Better This Time?

Improved communications strategies are in place, but the utilities and state officials are already warning about ten-day outages.

Funds to Preserve Parks and Farmland Run Dry

State's open land could be imperiled without a stable source of funding.

Meet the BOE Candidates: Raymond Kuehner

A series focusing on the candidates running for the South Brunswick Board of Education.

New Jersey's Worsening Foreclosure Crisis

Despite some positive spin from politicians, many real New Jerseyans are finding it harder than ever to hold onto their homes.

Township Warns of Health Fraud Scams

A message from the South Brunswick Health Department.

Rush Holt, Eric Beck Spar in Debate at Rider University

Incumbent U.S. Rep. Rush Holt (D-Hopewell Township) and his opponent Republican Eric Beck of South Brunswick are competing for New Jersey’s 12th Congressional District. The election will be held Nov. 6.

Kyleigh's Law Cut Crashes by 9%, Study Says

Researchers claim 1,624 crashes prevented as a result of Graduated License Program in first year.

Incumbent Touts Record While GOP Foe Links Him to Unpopular Governor

Veteran state legislator Kyrillos, trailing badly, tries to link Menendez to Corzine in public’s mind.

Joint Session of State Senate-Assembly Briefed on Military Suicides

On somber subject a brief gleam of hope, NJ is one of the best at identifying at-risk soldiers.

Minimum Wage Increase Could Go to Voters

The state Senate approved a 2013 referendum on raising the minimum wage and tying it to yearly increases.

Township Holds Groundbreaking for Route 27 and Beekman Road Intersection Upgrade

Approximately $1 million improvement project seeks to alleviate congestion at clogged intersection.

Township to Explore Speeding Problem on Rural Roads

White Pine Road homeowner said motorists have turned the roadway into a dangerous situation for residents.

Are You Sure You're Registered to Vote? Check it Online

Worried that you might have been dropped from the voting roles? Now you can do an easy online search to see your status (and even the date when you signed up.)

Helping Consumers Comparison Shop for Power

Legislation looks to do what deregulation couldn't, encourage more customers to switch electricity suppliers.

Springsteen Pens Obama Support Message Ahead Of Iowa Performance, Ohio Rally

He says Obama forges the best path to an inclusive and fair America.

Township Overhauls Background Checks for Youth Sports Coaches

Coaches of multiple sports teams will now be required to get one background check instead of one per sport.

The Real Jersey Comeback

Economists and analysts see signs of slow recovery, but warn that New Jersey is not well positioned for longer-term growth.

Bill Aims to Block HMO Cuts in Medicaid Reimbursements

Senate panel hears emotional testimony on potential harm to children, elderly and disabled.

DOE Follows $1.6 Billion in Stimulus Money...but Only So Far

Safeguards recommended several years ago by state monitors still not in place.

Installation Begins on Reichler Park Lights

Softball fields getting major upgrade with new lights and scoreboard.

Bill Proposes Notifying Police Departments of Residents' License Suspensions

Ocean County legislator's bill passes committee.

Township Celebrates Recent Open Space Acquisitions

South Brunswick adds about 76 acres of open space near Davidsons Mill Road area.

What Time is the Vice Presidential Debate?

Here are details on Thursday's debate between Vice President Joe Biden and Congressman Paul Ryan.

High Readmission Rates Mean Lower Medicare Payments for New Jersey Hospitals

Influencing what happens after patients are discharged is key to keeping them out of hospital for good.

Jo Hochman, Democratic Candidate for South Brunswick Township Council

Hochman is seeking her first term on the Township Council.