Postal Officials Begin 'Comprehensive Review' of Springfield Operations

"Springfield residents can expect to get delivery Monday through Saturday on a regular basis," a USPS spokesperson said.

Township Committee to Vote on Renewing Contract With Madison Board of Health

Committee meets at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Municipal Building.

Postmaster Asks Residents to Clear Snow, Ice for Mail Carriers

If paths to mailboxes are icy and deemed dangerous, carriers will not make delivery, postmaster said.

Hometown Support Runs High for Christie's Fired Deputy Chief of Staff

Bridget Kelly's friends rally around their Ramsey neighbor after her public dismissal from governor's office on Thursday.

Fort Lee Mayor: I Accept Christie's Apology

'I take him for his word,' Mayor Mark Sokolich said after accepting governor's in-person apology late Thursday afternoon.

LIVE: Gov. Christie Reacts to GWB Controversy

Share your thoughts as the New Jersey governor responds to the growing scandal using the Twitter hashtag #Bridgegate.

Springfield Township Wants Your Suggestions

Tell Township officials what is important to you.

Christie: I Was Misled About GW Bridge Lane Closures

Governor said he is 'outraged' and had no knowledge of the alleged political payback scheme aimed at Fort Lee mayor.

Emails Link Gov. Christie Staffers to GWB Lane Closures

'Time for some traffic problems in Fort Lee,' wrote a deputy chief of staff to the governor, according to report.

New Brunswick Man Sues NFL Over Cost of Super Bowl Ticket

Josh Finkelman claims affordable tickets are available to 1 percent of the general public. He paid $4,000 to a reseller for two tickets to the game at MetLife Stadium.

Common Sense Cold Weather Tips from JCP&L

Immediately report downed wires to a utility company, police or fire department.

Drone Guidelines Bill Introduced in NJ Assembly

How, where and when unmanned aerial surveillance could be used by law enforcement and fire departments is addressed in the legislation.

2014 Tax Season to Open Jan. 31

E-file and Free File can speed refunds, IRS says.

Christie Declares State of Emergency, Closes State Offices

The storm is expected to bring heavy snow and sub zero temperatures.

Postage Stamps Will Cost You More in 2014

The U.S. Postal Service’s regulator approved the increase of about 6 percent across all mail services.

Mayor Huber, Committeeman Fernandez Eager to Serve Springfield in 2014

Richard Huber was sworn in as Springfield's mayor while David Barnett will serve as deputy mayor.

Dems to Nominate Richard Huber for Mayor

Reorganization meeting set for 2 p.m. Wednesday.

Christie Administration Declines to Defend Gun Control Laws

Governor faces criticism for not defending two of New Jersey's gun laws in court.

Christie Debuts on BuzzFeed With His 21 Best Moments of 2013

The New Jersey governor's first GIF-filled post came Monday morning.

Latest Poll Finds Christie, Clinton in Presidential Deadlock

Gov. Chris Christie leads Hillary Clinton by just 2 percentage points in the latest CNN/ORC poll.

Mug Shot Ban Bill OK’d in Assembly

The proposed legislation still has to gain approval of the state senate and Gov. Christie.

Outgoing Mayor David Amlen Thanked for Service to Springfield

David Amlen was presented with a plaque and a mug, as is Township tradition.

Annual License Renewal Reminder

Licenses come due on Jan. 1.

Holiday Recycling Schedule Changes

Regular Wednesday recycling collection will resume after Jan. 4.

Free Rabies Immunizations Offered Saturday

To accommodate residents, renewal and new pet licenses will also be offered at the clinic on the same day.

NJ Transit Cross-Honoring Tickets Tuesday Due to Weather

Patrons can use tickets on alternative travel mode including rail, light rail, bus.

Union County Has Most Homeless in NJ, Report Shows

On one night in January, 1,648 individuals and 371 families did not have a roof over their heads, a recently released government report detailed.

Chisholm Center Grand Opening Set for Dec. 12

Festivities begin at 11 a.m., with a ribbon cutting ceremony set for 11:25 a.m.

Caldwell Place Milling, Paving Continues Thursday

Residents are asked to park on side streets while the work is underway.

Township Committee Workshop Meeting Moved to Tuesday

Workshop starts at 6:30 p.m.; regular meeting begins at 7:30 p.m.

American Legion Post, Summit Elks to Host U.S. Naval Academy Event

Anyone interested in learning more about the Naval Academy, its history and mission are encouraged to attend.

Garbage Collection Modified for Thanksgiving Holiday

Trash will be picked up on Friday and Saturday of next week.

Speed Humps Continue to Irk Laurel Drive Resident

Mark Rodrick said flooding and public safety concerns are among the reasons he'd like the speed humps removed from Laurel Drive.

Elizabeth Official Promoted to Deputy County Manager

William Reyes of Mountainside will be working as Union County's new Deputy County Manager.

New Jersey Vietnam Veterans' Memorial Foundation Announces 2014 Scholarship Program

Winners will be notified in early May and will be awarded the scholarship on Monday, May 26, 2014

Menacing Pets Should be Required to Wear Muzzles in Public, Resident Says

'No one should be fearful on their street to walk or to walk a dog in this day or age,' Gale Donner writes.

Police Chief Addresses Resident's Dog Complaint

Gale Donner brought a petition to police asking that given the dog's history, it be muzzled when on public property.

Online Registration, Payment Software for Rec Department Approved

Capturepoint.com allows users to register and pay for recreation activities online.

Christie for President? NJ Gov. Bests GOP Rivals, Hillary Clinton in Aol Poll

Governor tops all candidates by double digits, according to poll.

‘Tough Guy’ Style Popular in NJ, Could Hamper Christie in 2016

Nearly half of the voters polled say the guv's signature bravado might not have the same appeal in a broader presidential race.