Patch asked candidate Amanda Como questions regarding The Sophia project, car thefts and more ahead of this year's general election.
Streetworks Development will present their plan to 'revitalize' the vacant Lord & Taylor site at Tuesday's town council meeting.
Patch asked candidate Emily Root questions regarding The Sophia project, car thefts and more ahead of this year's general election.
Catherine Brown, Esq. explains the Constitution, the blueprint for self representative self governance. Every attendee receives a copy.
The council passed three resolutions at Tuesday's meeting to monitor stormwater drainage and localized flooding in the event of a storm.
Senator Bramnick says it's 'ridiculous' that in NJ a person can only file for a restraining order if they are harassed by someone they know.
A 60-unit apartment complex with retail space has been proposed for Westfield. The board will discuss the proposal at a meeting Wednesday.
The Congressman warned voters about his opponent, Sen. Tom Kean Jr., who voted against a bill that enshrines abortion rights in New Jersey.
The grassroots campaign, Vote16NJ, aims to change current voting laws and allow 16 and 17-year-olds to vote in local elections.
Brindle received the award from the Gateway Regional Chamber of Commerce at their Annual Mayors Dinner last week.
Mayor Shelley Brindle submitted a letter to the editor, explaining the "meaningful benefits" that The Sophia will bring to Westfield.
The redevelopment plan for the controversial 64-unit apartment complex was approved by Westfield's council at Tuesday night's meeting.
Westfield Town Council appointed a new town clerk, Maureen Lawshem to replace Tara Rowley who recently retired.
"I implore you to scale back this McMansion of a redevelopment project," former Councilman Jim Boyes said at Tuesday's meeting.
The proposed development on Prospect Street and Ferris Place has caused a lot of debate between residents and council members.
The Congressman of NJ's 7th district will take a tour of Westfield's businesses on Tuesday.
The new Councilwoman will replace the vacant Ward 1 seat left by Jim Boyes, who recently stepped down due to a conflict of interest.
Mayor Shelley Brindle said the plans posted 'prematurely' by Councilman LoGrippo on Facebook do not reflect the developers' final proposal.
Two high-ranking officers have filed a lawsuit against Westfield Police, claiming issues of race and gender discrimination.
Councilman Mark Parmalee released a statement Monday, regarding a lawsuit filed by PSE&G over an ordinance to install wireless utilities.
Councilman James Boyes announced his resignation via Facebook, citing a conflict of interest regarding two redevelopment projects.
The council passed an ordinance allowing open containers of alcohol in designated areas of town amidst residents' concerns.
Several Westfield residents have filed to run for the Republican County Committee ahead of the primary election coming up in June.
Westfield's newest representative in the NJ Assembly shares about her life and why she ran for public office.
Westfield officials revealed the municipal budget for 2022, which includes a slight tax increase for residents. See the breakdown below.
A new ordinance may allow Westfield residents to drink open containers of alcohol in certain designated spots of town.
"I've heard people refer to Prospect Street as 'death trap place,'" a resident said, referring to the location of the proposed development.
Westfield's next town meeting will be held in person and the Council plans to vote on a number of historic ordinances.
The Board of Health will provide a series of updates Monday night. This will be followed by a Town Council meeting on Tuesday.
An unmarked police car was hit by a stolen car on Mountain Avenue Thursday afternoon. Two officers were injured in the crash, police said.
Several residents expressed concerns over the Edison School Field Project and turf fields at last week's Westfield Town Council meeting.
Many residents voiced concerns at Westfield's Town Council meeting Tuesday night over the development of a special needs group home.
Annual program provides funding for workshops, performances, festivals, exhibitions and more.
Next week's Westfield Town Council meeting will not meet in person due to recent rise in coronavirus cases.
Mayor Shelley Brindle announced a series of updates for Westfield, including an update on the transformed Lord & Taylor and new COVID data.
See the latest announcement from the Union County Government.
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The Union County unemployment rate improved recently, according to the newest figures.
The food distributions are open to all Union County residents. Food will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis and no regis ...
A Wildlife Winter Walk is offered from 10:00 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. Participants will learn how animals adapt to long, cold days, and go on ...