Tight NJ Governor’s Race Has Democrats Feeling Anxious
At a Westfield forum, progressives urged action as polls show Mikie Sherrill and Jack Ciattarelli tied in NJ Governor race
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Edison Town Council OKs Festival Fireworks, Wins Firefighting Grant
Festival fireworks, a FEMA fire grant, and a debated over speaking time rules came up during Edison Town Council meeting on Thursday, Sept 25.
Woodbridge Town Council Rundown
Woodbridge Town Council’s Sept. 23 meeting covered new ordinances, multi-million-dollar projects, ethics disputes, a feral cat debate, and a holiday toy drive.
Woodbridge residents urge council members to tackle the town’s feral cat population
Woodbridge residents push for a solution to the feral cat population as township officials and volunteers clash over a failed trap-neuter-release plan.
Rahway Residents Demand Action as Fears of ICE Raids Grow
At a city council meeting, Rahway residents pressed leaders to shield immigrants amid fears of ICE raids, surveillance, and federal overreach.
Patchwork AI Rules Leave Central Jersey Students in a Fog
Some schools adopt detailed AI plans, others rely on templates, and many have no rules at all. What does it mean for students this school year?
Rahway Superintendent Aleya Shoieb Interview Pt. 2
Rahway Superintendent Aleya Shoieb and Principal Patricia Volino-Reinoso discuss facilities, literacy, staffing, and chronic absenteeism in schools.
Rahway Superintendent Aleya Shoieb Interview Pt. 1
Rahway Superintendent Aleya Shoieb explains new AI policies, stricter cell phone rules, and school safety measures shaping Rahway Public Schools.
Rahway Schools Enforce Strict New Cell Phone Ban: What Parents Need to Know
Students in Rahway schools will have to follow a tough new cell phone policy starting this school year, the Rahway Board of Education announced.
Rahway Neighbors Fight for Fair Parking at Housing for Artists and Veterans
The Willows community is rallying for fair parking access as they face a persistent shortage near their homes. With less than 40 parking spots for 58 units, residents are organizing to demand more and safer options. Amanda Mikulewicz shares her fears of walking alone at night after long shifts, while visually impaired resident Roy Cook highlights the challenges faced by those with disabilities. As tensions rise in the Arts District, residents are calling for a solution that prioritizes their needs. Will the city respond to their pleas for a fair parking plan? Read on to find out more.