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As part of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, communities across Middlesex County are preparing to celebrate and emphasize the area's significant role in the Revolutionary War.

At their May 27 board meeting, the New Brunswick Parking Authority Board of Commissioners heard plans to use "artificial intelligence."

Early voting begins today in New Jersey ahead of the June 2 Primary Election; in New Brunswick, Mayor and three City Council seats are on the ballot.

As part of Middlesex County's celebration of America 250, "Liberty & Madness," a new play from Thinkery & Verse, will be performed across the County for free starting this Wednesday.

The former New Brunswick Bank & Trust Building will be transformed into a public art gallery under city management.

The Rutgers University Senate voted on May 13 to censure Alberto Cuitiño, Dean of the Rutgers-New Brunswick School of Engineering, for his decision to revoke an alumnus' invitation to speak at the commencement ceremony.

Highland Park’s Porchfest is back for its fifth year this Sunday, May 17, from 12-6 p.m., with live local music ringing out rain or shine.

Local Governments Accuse Residents of Filing Malicious OPRA Requests

MATAWAN, NJ—Two New Jersey governments have taken separate legal actions against residents they claim deliberately disrupted local government functioning by filing Open Public Records Act (OPRA) requests. John Certo of Matawan and Benjamin and Daniel Shore of Cherry Hill have been taken to court by their local governments and faced accusations of misusing their right to make OPRA requests. The…

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka may not have won the Democratic Party's primary election for Governor last year, but a strong second place showing revealed major support in places in a chunk of Central Jersey that includes the Hub City. We look back at that election on the one-year anniversary of Baraka's arrest at the Delaney Hall ICE detention center.

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New Brunswick Board of Education incumbents Maria Alvarez, Patricia Varela and Ashley Caldwell vie with New Brunswick High School senior Oscar Garcia-Meza in the April 21 election for the three open seats on the board.

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A Township police officer resigned after admitting to sexually abusing his younger cousin for nearly a decade. Over the past two years, criminal cases have played out very differently here in Middlesex County—where Ryan Patrick Alcott was a police officer—and in Wayne County, Pennsylvania. Read the full article at NewBrunswickToday.com

On Thursday, the New Brunswick Performing Arts Center will serve as the backdrop for a celebration of one of the city’s most historic figures: Paul Robeson.

BOE Resolves Labor Dispute After Almost a Year of Tension

NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—During the March 26 school board meeting, district officials approved a sidebar agreement aimed at resolving a dispute with paraprofessionals over working conditions on early dismissal days. The agreement clarified that paraprofessionals will be compensated for staying beyond student dismissal times to support parent‑teacher conferences and professional development. “The…

To celebrate the completion of Women’s History Month, the New Brunswick Free Public Library will present a free seminar spotlighting women over the centuries who have shaped the city.

On the final day of his term, former Governor Phil Murphy signed into law a bill requiring public schools to teach cursive handwriting.

Rutgers University professor Dr. Mark Bray, who moved to Spain last fall due to threats he received via email and social media, continues to teach from abroad this semester.

Inside the historic Carnegie library building in New Brunswick, Kim Adams works to preserve the city’s past through photographs, documents, and stories submitted by local families.

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