Watchung Police announced they will be conducting a police training on Friday.
A total of seven people were arrested for shoplifting from Watchung businesses last week: blotter
Pills and patches may be dropped off as part of Operation Take Back, a nationwide initiative designed to prevent substance abuse.
Take a look at this map before your kids go out trick or treating in Horsham this Halloween.
The Watchung Police blotter also included 5 people arrested for shoplifting.
BREAKING: The highway had been closed near Mountain Ave after an accident was reported with injuries and involving a downed utility pole.
Watchung police arrested 9 people last week including four for shoplifting at borough businesses: blotter.
“Operation Take Back New Jersey” prescription medication disposal program will be held on Saturday, Oct. 22 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m.
This is the second "creepy clown" sighting reported in North Plainfield in the past two days.
The victim claims entering in a verbal agreement with Killer Carz to sell a car: blotter
The shoplifters hit DSW Shoes, Famous Footwear and Old Navy on four different days. Three other shoplifters were also arrested: blotter.
A Green Brook man was arrested for shoplifting in Bridgewater, police report.
Eight people were arrested last week for shoplifting at Watchung stores, according to the police blotter.
Do you know these women? They allegedly used a NJ Trooper's information to buy items in Watchung, according to police
Eight people reportedly shoplifted from Watchung businesses last week, including a Green Brook man and Warren woman: blotter
Marijuana, hypodermic needles and a crack pipe were recovered during the three arrests: blotter
A stolen vehicle was found burned and abandoned in North Plainfield
The school official shared videos of adults engaging in a sexual act with a blindfolded child, and another involving a dog, authorities say.
The man was arrested for lewdness for exposing himself to patrons of Suds R Us: police
A theft and three shoplifting incidents were reported in Watchung last week: blotter
Hillcrest Road has been reopened as of 9 a.m. Wednesday.
A North Plainfield and a Phillipsburg man were both arrested for drunk driving on two separate incidents in Green Brook: blotter
National Night Out is an annual community-building campaign that promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie
A man, 92, was rescued by a police officer, an elderly couple was killed and 13 others were displaced following a fire in North Plainfield
The Plainfield man was forced to the ground and handcuffed after resisting arrest and cursing at officers: blotter
Police in Somerset County are cracking down on drunk driving this summer and encourage you to have a designated driver.
DWI, drug and shoplifting arrests are among the reported incidents in the Watchung Police blotter
A West End Avenue homeowner reported someone pried open a rear door, entered the home and ransacked several rooms.
Operation Blue is offered to assist residents who due to advanced age, mobility, or medical concerns can't answer their door in an emergency
Watchung Police arrested a man for DWI after driving his car off the road: blotter
A township man was arrested for kicking and punching Watchung Police Officers: blotter
Green Brook Police arrested a Piscataway man for possession of marijuana.
The Watchung man, a school security guard, allegedly touched the student victim inappropriately: prosecutor.
This deer was stuck in the mud in the middle of Watchung Lake on Sunday.
You've been warned: Officers from Green Brook are planning increased DUI patrols this holiday weekend.
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Green Brook police reported two DWI arrests on Route 22, a lawn mower fire, credit card fraud and two thefts last week in the blotter.
A Somerset County man hit a pedestrian and fled the scene before crashing again. His blood-alcohol content was 3 times the limit: prosecutor
A New Jersey contractor has been accused of performing shoddy, damaging work in the area.