The councilmen say they are looking to hear the community's concerns.
The township has announced the cancellation of the October meeting.
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Debris removal of a house built in 1910 at Clifton and Batchelor has been stopped by state inspectors pending an investigation.
A federal judge has fined the town for failing to turn over documents in a 2021 lawsuit over 2 zoning board denials of synagogues.
An Ocean County woman suffered a serious brain injury when the tailgate closed after her friend's dog ran under the vehicle, the suit says.
Superintendent Michael Citta addressed community rumors about the district's special education plans and said a presentation is scheduled.
Donald Guardian alleged he was ousted from the job in 2020 because he was pointing out questionable actions and because he is gay.
S&P Global Ratings says it downgraded the district because of its threat to file for bankruptcy protection and refusal to adopt a budget.
A claim that Mikie Sherrill would force the districts to merge is not true, her campaign said. Merging districts would require a state law.
Voters cast their ballots Saturday in the run-off election for a commissioner's seat on the board of Toms River Fire District 1.
Brian Kubiel reached a mutual release agreement with the Board of Commissioners in a matter concerning several employees, an attorney said.
A state appellate court ordered a run-off election between Anthony Cirz and Michael Hopson after ruling they had tied in February.
The Fair Share Housing Center called Toms River's plan to meet its obligation "outrageous;" 2 developers have objected to the plan as well.
A challenge seeking the removal of one candidate was withdrawn during a court hearing.
A Congressional resolution to name the clinic for Leonard G. "Bud" Lomell has been signed by President Donald Trump.
The JBJ Soul Foundation Pop-Up cafe at the Ocean County Library could shut down in January, and urges the public to buy more meals to help.
Toms River will not pursue a proposed takeover of the 11-acre property of Christ Episcopal Church, Mayor Daniel Rodrick said.
The hearing on Kathy Eagan's request for the removal of George Lobman from the November ballot for school board has been rescheduled.
Residents angered by Mayor Daniel Rodrick's actions are seeking his ouster. Rodrick says they are merely serving special interests.
Kathy Eagan, who is seeking re-election, alleges George Lobman didn't witness all of the signatures on his petition while saying he did.
Seaside Heights Mayor Anthony Vaz says people will not be permitted on the beach after lifeguards go off-duty when conditions are dangerous.
Guy Maire took the oath just after the council OK'd new police hiring guidelines that have been criticized by the Ocean County prosecutor.
The Toms River Council is slated for a final vote on the ordinance to change the guidelines, a move criticized by the police union as well.
Incumbent Kathleen Eagan faces 2 challengers; candidates in Pine Beach and Beachwood are running unopposed.
Mayor Dan Rodrick said he plans to conduct a survey of the public to gauge whether recreation plans for the 10.8-acre site have support.
A House bill would honor Leonard G. "Bud" Lomell, the hero of the D-Day invasion at Normandy, who lived much of his life in Ocean County.
It is the second 6-figure settlement of a lawsuit naming former commissioner Joseph H. Vicari that involved sexual harassment.
As immigration enforcement ramps up, people who support the Trump administration's actions are showing it publicly.
Renovations at the office had kept it shuttered for more than eight months.
The NJDOE called Toms River's refusal to adopt its budget deeply concerning; the district says the "deep concern" is NJ's unfair funding.
The state said the 2nd straight budget rejection is "a troubling pattern" and "additional steps to safeguard district students" are coming.
To curtail unruly behavior by teens and young adults, Seaside Heights has implemented new rules. They are in effect this weekend.
The new proposed ordinance comes in the wake of wrangling over groups of homeless people staying in the town's garage during a heat wave.
The council meeting was rescheduled to Monday.
Toms River gave a group of homeless people 48 hours to remove their belongings. No one has said where they might go.
As officials warn of dangerously high temps, people who have been taking shelter downtown are being forced to move with few options.