NJ Tech CEO Indicted in Alleged $1M Ponzi Scheme
A New Jersey technology CEO has been indicted on charges tied to an alleged $1 million securities fraud and Ponzi scheme, prosecutors announced.
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‘I’d Do It Again’: Edison High Students Reflect on an Anti-ICE Protest
A week after leading a student protest against ICE in Edison, Keia Smith and Taziyah Lanier reflect on organizing the march, facing backlash, and why they say they would do it again.
Former Wall Township High School Teacher Sentenced to 10 Years for Sexual Assault of Students
A former Wall Township High School teacher was sentenced to 10 years in prison for sexually assaulting two students, prosecutors said.
Pay, Military Leave Divide Edison Council
Edison council tables and revises pay ordinance, introduces six-minute public comment and splits on military leave and spending votes.
Woodbridge Township Business Administrator Vito Cimilluca to Retire
Woodbridge Township Business Administrator Vito Cimilluca will retire April 30, 2026, concluding a 43-year municipal career, Mayor John McCormac announced.
Metuchen Mayor & Council Meeting: Infrastructure and Community Safety Take Center Stage
The Metuchen Mayor & Council approved a $4.5M bond for road paving and swears in a new police officer. Mayor Busch also addresses local immigration concerns following a resident’s release from ICE detention.
Edison Township Council Moves Forward with 120% Pay Hike
The Edison Township Council is moving forward with a major salary increase while tabling a controversial military pay ordinance and planning a 40-property eminent domain project.
Central Jersey Warming Centers Open as Dangerous Cold Persists
Find open warming centers in Hunterdon, Middlesex, Monmouth, Somerset, and Union counties. Stay updated on Code Blue alerts and NWS wind chill impacts for Central NJ.
Edison Township Council to Further Discuss Pay Raises
The Edison Township Council meets tonight to discuss pay raises and military pay rules. Plus, updates on the Calvert Avenue drainage project and eminent domain.
Edison High School Students March Against ICE in Peaceful Protest
About 100 Edison High School students marched to the municipal building Thursday to protest ICE enforcement policies, joining a growing national wave of student-led demonstrations.