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Police said three men were charged after officers found a firearm, ammunition and suspected drugs inside a vehicle on Centennial Avenue.
Construction will begin soon, with roads near schools scheduled first.
Rajoppi spent decades in Union County government, leading efforts involving elections, public records and county services.
After years as a customer, Liz Branchflower took a chance on owning a Summit favorite.
What began as a family tradition eventually became an opportunity to preserve a place they already called one of their favorites.
A new state law will change how restaurants provide utensils and condiments with takeout orders starting Aug. 1.
Neighbors told the Town Council that recent storms have damaged vehicles and affected daily life in the Seneca Place area.
The community screening of “KPop Demon Hunters” has been moved to July 30.
The caller convinced the resident to buy gift cards to resolve what was described as an Apple Pay account issue.
Families will soon be able to return to an expanded space featuring new activities and updated areas for young readers.
Downed wires have closed a section of West Holly Street, while a community center is open for cooling and charging.
A new frozen treat option has arrived in Union County with ice cream, Italian ice and specialty sundaes.
Atlantic Health is encouraging eligible donors to help address a shortage affecting the blood supply.
The Quimby Street restaurant comes from the team behind Kirshenbaum Baking Co. and is rooted in generations of family recipes.
Residents reported two unknown women came to a home and requested a tour, according to police.
PSE&G crews will conduct milling and paving work this week, with closures and delays expected.
Westfield officials say the former Lord & Taylor property is expected to be sold, creating a new path for the long-discussed site.
Officials say 10 mosquito samples have tested positive this season, but no human cases have been reported.
No injuries were reported after a late-night fire destroyed one home and damaged two neighboring residences.
Updated state regulations will require registration, helmets and a minimum rider age.
