Christmas Light Show A No-Go In Wall For 2018

Township officials say the event has outgrown the neighborhood; organizers say other sites offered by the town aren't feasible.

Farrell Wins Wall Committee Seat; School Board Race Close

Patch's live roundup of Tuesday's election results in Howell Township on Nov. 6, 2018.

Monmouth Doctor's License Suspended Over Illegal Prescriptions

The doctor was arrested in July with two of his patients outside a Walgreens, accused of helping them fill illegal prescriptions.

Wall Homeowners Flooded In August Eligible For Federal Loans

The federal Small Business Association has opened a temporary office in Brick for people seeking help.

Lawsuits Allege Rampant Racism In Wall Police Department

Graphic sexual drawings, routine use of racial slurs, a sex tape, a dispatcher harassed over health issues are among the allegations.

Want To Prepay Your 2018 Wall Property Taxes? Here's Info

The tax reform bill signed into law limits the property tax deduction to $10,000; many are hoping to maximize their 2017 deduction.

Wall Financial Adviser Scammed $1.3M From Seniors, Gets 10 Years

Peter Martorana of Wall admitted to the fraud in a February guilty plea; he must serve at least four years, according to a report.

Wall Receives $76K Recycling Grant From State DEP

The grant is based on the tonnage of recycling residents and businesses did in 2015, the DEP said.

Wall Election Results 2017: 2 Newcomers Win School Board Seats

Ann Marie Conte, an independent and Township Committee incumbent, was defeated in her re-election bid.

Brain-Injured Wall Teen Wins $17M Negligence Suit Vs. Doctor

Kelsey Heaney was 7 at the time of the injury, suffered at Jersey Shore University Medical Center; Hackensack Meridian plans to appeal.

Wall Man, Ex-Shore Regional Business Administrator, Sentenced To Probation

The investigation showed he paid an intern to do parts of his job and was out of the district 22 days without putting in for vacation days.

Trump Thanks Wall Teens For Speaking Out On Yearbook Censorship

Wyatt Dobrovich-Fago and his sister, Montana, received thanks from the president on Facebook and Trump gear from his campaign.

Wall Man Sentenced For Role In Birdsall Pay-To-Play Scheme: AG

Just two executives remain to be sentenced in the $1 million scheme by the company that funded political campaigns illegally.

Wall Man Admits Role In Birdsall Pay-To-Play Scheme

Breaking: Robert Gerard and a New Brunswick man were among 8 executives charged in the scheme to hide political contributions.

More Than 3,000 Marchers Expected For Women's March In Asbury Park

Breaking: The local march, organized in less than a week, is in solidarity with those marching in Washington, D.C.

'Palaia Day' Measure Awaits Christie's Signature

The resolution would designate Feb. 3 each year to honor the memory of former Sen. Joseph Palaia.

2016 Wall School Board Election: Brophy, Molloy, Addonizio Win

Breaking: DiRocco returned to Township Committee; Orender wins committee seat.

Monmouth County Man Gets 4-Year Prison Sentence In Child Porn Case: AG

Steven Anan admitted to distributing more than 90 images, which included adult men raping girls and an infant, authorities said.

Christie to Hold Town Hall on School Funding Proposal in Monmouth County Tuesday

“No child in this state is worth more state aid than another," the governor has said.

Mosquito Spraying Set For Wall, Spring Lake Heights After West Nile Virus Found: County

The spraying will be done in the evening in affected areas; Monmouth County sprayed the area for mosquitoes last fall.

N.J. Air Force Vet 'Turned His Back' On U.S., Tried To Join ISIS, Prosecutors Say

Tairod Pugh, formerly of Neptune, is one of first Americans to be tried on charges of trying to join the terrorist group, report says.

Who Pays N.J.'s Biggest, And Smallest, Property Tax Bills? Check Wall

The state released data showing each town's average property tax bill in 2015. Patch ranked them from to largest to the smallest.

Wall Officials Urge Preparation

With a blizzard warning in effect, officials are reminding residents of the necessary steps to be ready.

Investigation Offers New Revelations About Donald Trump's 9-11 N.J. 'Celebrations' Claim

A new examination backs up Donald Trump’s claim that groups of Muslims cheered the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in New Jersey.

The IRS Can Now Call You, Wall, Looking To Collect

The IRS Can Now Call You, N.J., Looking To Collect

Wall's 'Dirty Little Secrets'

See list, map below: These N.J. towns are at risk of a toxic disaster if they flood.

175 Most Toxic Towns In NJ: Wall On List

The list shows New Jersey locales with the highest amount of toxic chemical releases.

Wall Township Election 2015: Mail-In Ballots Widen Gap In School Board Race

Robin Zawodniak was the top vote-getter, and Ernest Bongiovanni had the second-most votes in the Board of Education race.

Election Guide: Where To Vote, Hours, Who's On The Ballot In Wall

County, state, town and school board races all will be decided Tuesday.

Get Help Requesting A Sandy Claim Review

If you're thinking about it, the Ocean County Long Term Recovery Group volunteers can help. The window for reviews closes in mid-October.

West Nile Virus Activity Prompts Mosquito Spraying In Wall

There is "continued evidence" of the virus in the township and nearby towns, officials say.

Voting by Mail Option Open to All Monmouth County Registered Voters

Voting by mail is an available option for all registered voters in Monmouth County.

5 Things To Know About Tonight's GOP Debate

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is among the 10 candidates who will participate in the first Republican debate Thursday night.

Killing of Cecil the Lion Inspires N.J. Lawmaker's Bill

A New Jersey lawmaker has proposed legislation inspired by the killing of Cecil the Lion that would curb the killing of endangered species.

Want Photo With Christie In N.J.? It'll Cost $2,700

It was once a freebie; now that he's running for president, the governor is charging a hefty price to get a photo with him at a fundraiser.

2015 Tax Deadline: Does Your Post Office Have Extended Hours?

Electronic filing options have resulted in late-night hours being cut at many, official says.

Monmouth County Freeholder Thomas A. Arnone Column

Arnone: the Glimmer Glass Bridge has re-opened; the county will get federal funding for the Bray Avenue Bridge replacement.

Shark River Group To Urge Wall Officials To Allow Dredge Materials At Camp Evans

The Save the Shark River organization plans to attend tonight's Township Committee meeting.

WEATHER ALERT: Heavy Snow Falling; Hour-By-Hour Look Ahead For Wall

Township officials remind residents to get vehicles off the streets so plows can operate more efficiently.

Advocates For Bill That Would Allow Terminally Ill To End Their Lives Hold Forum

Group says Aid in Dying bill, approved by Assembly, awaiting full state Senate vote, would give terminally ill ability to die with dignity