Middlesex County will receive $282,355,678.63 in funding, with 160.02 million distributed to municipalities.
The long-term project will be completed in phases. Islamic Society of Central Jersey will contribute $875,418 towards affordable housing.
The NJ health commissioner said she's gotten complaints after two vaccine sites directed people to book their second shot elsewhere.
Mayor Charlie Carley said he was glad to see representatives 'doing their duty' and certify the elections after a day of chaos.
Unofficial results on the Middlesex County website say Joe Camarota, Archana Grover and Josephine Hochman have won the Town Council seats.
Unofficial results on the Middlesex County website say Raja Krishna, Mike Mitchell and Smitha Raj have won the BoE elections.
Six candidates are vying for three seats on the Board of Education in South Brunswick.
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Some residents in Middlesex County reported not receiving their ballots, while another said she can't track hers.
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Town clerk Barbara Nyitrai released detailed information on registration, mail-in ballots and polling locations for residents.
Assembly Bill A-1649 is aimed at prohibiting the public disclosure of addresses and phone numbers of judges and law enforcement members.
Local African-American and women of color asked to meet with South Brunswick police and hear their concerns about safety for their sons.
Two longtime South Brunswick police officers were promoted to the rank of Lieutenant and sergeant on Thursday.
After being closed for four months, NJ reopened all MVC centers to mile-long lines, three-hour wait times and chaos. Will it happen again?
South Brunswick Mayor Charlie Carley delivered the following address to South Brunswick residents this past Sunday:
It's three Republicans versus three Democratic incumbents (current Council members).
The march was organized by two recent South Brunswick High grads, Essence Baker and Jada-Rae Poku. About 800 people attended.
"Many are questions regarding what I am doing to prevent this from taking place in South Brunswick Township," writes Chief Hayducka.
Friday's march is organized by Essence Baker and Jada-Rae Poku, both Township residents and graduates of South Brunswick High School.
South Brunswick High grad Timiir Summers organized Tuesday's protest, which attracted 500. He said he was blown away by the response.
Several hundred people marched Tuesday in what was called the South Brunswick Community March For Justice & Peace.
After 31 years of dedicated service to the South Brunswick community, Tom Morris, the Director of Parks and Recreation, retires Thursday.
The man, Melvin Herrera-Interiano, 50, had no other criminal history in the U.S. other than the fact that he came to the country illegally.
While there are no confirmed cases in New Jersey yet, your local officials are getting ready:
The town hall is at 7 p.m. Thursday in North Brunswick; the public is invited to meet him in an open forum and ask him questions.
From the new ShopRite that opened to a major step forward for the North Brunswick train station, here are the year's biggest local stories:
South Brunswick residents can thank Ray Olsen for keeping the town tidy every day, such as leaf collection, snow removal and trash pickup.
BOE member Joyce Mehta formed a slate with political newcomers Scaletti and Kuehner. That alliance appeared to have helped defeat Azra Baig.
It appears Joyce Mehta (incumbent), Joseph Scaletti and Ray Kuehner are the unofficial winners of the South Brunswick school board race.
A new study found our local drinking water is often less safe than what the federal government may deem legal.
Acting South Brunswick Mayor Charles Carley, a Democrat, was able to fend off a challenge from Republican John O'Sullivan. BOE results:
If the federal government OKs it, the station will be built on a 52-acre plot of land one mile south of the intersection of Rts. 27 and 518.
Daryl Kipnis seeks to unseat Rep. Watson-Coleman, a Democrat who has long represented New Jersey's 12th congressional district in Congress.
In a desperate effort to cut taxes, a group of lawmakers in Trenton is considering consolidating towns that have fewer than 5,000 residents.
"Your moment of silence doesn’t save one single solitary life. Do something!" Rep. Watson-Coleman shouted on the House floor Monday.
William 'Billi' Ortiz illegally reduced water/sewer bills for 50 different properties over several years in return for $20,000 in bribes.
South Brunswick Mayor Chris Killmurray died just one year after succeeding Mayor Frank Gambatese.