Mother Robbed While Pushing Stroller In Summit

Police say a woman was approached and robbed while pushing a stroller along Park Avenue, with an arrest made later the same day.

The Fortnightly Club of Summit Awards $25,000 in Scholarships

Manley-Winser Scholarships awarded to Four Summit Residents

Cooling Locations Available In Summit As Heat Advisory Goes Into Effect

The heat advisory remains in effect through Friday evening, with cooling locations available across the city.

Empty Seat On Summit Council To Be Filled, Officials Say

The city outlines the process for replacing Ward 1 councilmember following resignation.

Avoid Non-Essential Travel On These Dates, Summit Officials Say

City officials are warning residents about expected NJ Transit congestion during World Cup game days this summer.

Summit Mayor, Council Clash Over BOE Appointments, Maple Street Ordinance

Tensions over school board appointments and outdoor dining rules surfaced during the June 3 meeting.

New Playgrounds Leave Seniors Feeling Left Behind In Summit

Residents question city priorities during council meeting discussion.

Road Work Ahead: Where Drivers May See Delays In Summit This Week

everal road work projects are scheduled across Summit this week, with possible closures and detours in affected areas.

Wrong Dog Euthanized After Fatal Attack In Summit, Police Say

Police say new evidence suggests a dog involved in the attack remained with its owner.

Data Center Debate Heats Up In Summit

Council move to ban AI facilities sparks concern over a potential loophole in the rules.

Housing Approved For Portion Of Wilson Park In Summit

Council votes to subdivide park land for proposed group home as residents raise concerns about losing green space.

Role In Revolutionary War Earns Summit Historical Honors

Summit is recognized for its connection to the Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route.

Summit Plans World Cup Watch Parties, Issues Travel Advisory For Game Days

Watch parties are set for June and July as officials warn of transit congestion during World Cup match days.

Summit Primary Election 2026: See The Results

The primary election was largely uncontested, with the focus now shifting to November's general election.

Data Centers To Be Addressed At Summit Common Council Meeting

Officials weigh concerns over data center development in Summit.

GRACE receives grant from Atlantic Health Overlook Medical Center Community Advisory Board

to support food distribution expenses

Free Petting Zoo, Games And Music At Summit Family Fun Night June 4

Free activities, live animals, music, games and sweet treats will take over Beechwood Road and Bank Street.

Author Draws On Summit Roots In New Novel

Summit High School graduate Brett Ellen Block reflects on hometown memories and caregiving in her latest novel.

Historic Public Garden In Summit Now Accessible For All

s-Reed Arboretum’s new “A Path for All” project expands accessibility with ADA-compliant pathways and new visitor spaces.

Summit Votes June 2: See Who’s On The Ballot In The Primary Election

Voters in Summit will decide key City Council races in the June 2 primary election.

Heads Up! Road Work Planned In Summit This Week

Drivers may encounter road closures, detours and delays at several locations across Summit throughout the week.

Downed Wire Closes Part Of Pine Grove Avenue In Summit

Drivers are being asked to avoid the area as crews respond and nearby residents may experience power outages.

Let Your Pet Shine: The Summit PAL Pet Show Is May 30

Dogs, cats, birds, reptiles and more are expected to compete for "Best in Show" on the Village Green.

$5M Firehouse Deal Falls Apart In Summit

Summit officials are now reevaluating what comes next for the long-vacant Broad Street property.

Mountain Avenue Closed In Summit For Utility Work Thursday

Police said Mountain Avenue is expected to remain closed for several hours Thursday due to utility work.

100-Year-Old Tree At Risk, Residents Speak Up In Summit

Residents are urging city officials to reconsider a long-planned sidewalk project they say could impact a historic Japanese maple.

Maple Street To Stay Open After Summit Mayor Vetoes Closure Plan

Mayor Elizabeth Fagan said the proposed Maple Street closure lacked required safety documentation and conflicted with state law.

Road Work Ahead: Here Are Streets To Avoid In Summit This Week

Drivers in Summit should expect delays as multiple road projects are scheduled from Tuesday through Friday.

Summit Residents, Officials Honor Fallen Soldiers

Residents gathered Monday morning to honor service members who died while serving in the military.

Parade Cancelled, Ceremony Delayed For Memorial Day In Summit

The Memorial Day ceremony on the Village Green has been delayed until 11 a.m. Monday.

What To Know About Summit’s Memorial Day Parade, Ceremony On May 25

Summit’s annual Memorial Day parade and ceremony will take place Monday, May 25, beginning at 10 a.m.

Data Center Fears In Summit Cause Debate Among Officials

Former Bristol-Myers Squibb campus on Upper Morris Avenue raises questions as officials consider new rules for future development.

Road Closed In Summit After Crash Involving Utility Pole

Police urged drivers to avoid part of Broad Street Friday morning as emergency crews responded at the scene.

Maple Street Dining Decision Draws Heated Debate Between Summit Officials

Elizabeth Fagan chose not to close Maple Street after council gave her final authority over the decision.

Expect Delays: Roadwork Starts On Busy Summit Roads

Detours and road closures are expected as Summit launches a new improvement project on Mount Vernon Avenue and Kent Place Boulevard.

Summit, NJ-Based Non-Profit Seeks Mentors for High School Students: Class of 2030

Student/Partner Alliance awarded scholarships to 60 new students across five college-preparatory high schools & is now looking for Mentors.

Reeves-Reed Arboretum Charts a Path Forward with the Opening of 'A Path for All'

Ribbon Cutting Celebrated on May 15, 2026

Unexpected Resignation Announced At Summit Council Meeting

Councilman Bob Pawlowski said growing demands from his legal career led to his resignation from the Summit Common Council.

Dog Park Test Sites Pop Up In Summit

The city is inviting residents to try temporary dog park sites and share feedback on where a permanent park should be built.

New Nutrition Program For Women And Children Coming To Summit

A new local site will provide food assistance and health support services for eligible families in Summit.