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American Dream is not being a good neighbor and honoring a commitment to pay surrounding towns millions of dollars, say two mayors.
Released by Middletown Police:
The pandemic ended in 2023, but the prosecution of COVID-19 relief scams continues. A New Brunswick man just pleaded guilty:
Enjoy an evening of original music from some of New Jersey’s most talented singer-songwriters. $5 at the door.
The Scouts and their parents spent hours working in the hot sun on July 25, in the garden on Meadowlands Parkway.
"Nobody in my generation wants AI in the creative space. Only humans know the human experience," said Ben Adams, class of 2024.
After receiving 911 calls, Aberdeen Police stopped the teen girl and told her it was unsafe:
Someone drowned off Beach C, according to the National Park Service.
The Township Committee unanimously appointed Timothy Cunningham to be the town's new business administrator.
He was hit at 4:35 a.m. while biking across Rt. 35:
The U.S. Department of Defense will be doing indoor urban combat training in two Piscataway office buildings this week.
Gunshots were fired after midnight Saturday night in Keansburg:
Temperatures in the car were 129-154 degrees when police got there, said officers.
Released by Secaucus Police, all of last week's arrests:
See video of the burglary. An SUV pulled up in front of the store; four men in all black got out and ran inside, holding hammers:
The bat was found in the Locust section.
"I love taking care of people. I love the idea of building a place that has longevity and contributes to the community around it."
This is for a cleaning and maintenance the town does every year.
From Aug. 10 - Aug. 24, the public is asked to drop off school supplies at any of the following IMA doctors' offices in Monmouth County:
From Aug. 10 - Aug. 24, the public is asked to drop off school supplies at any of the following IMA doctors' offices in Monmouth County:
