East Brunswick News

Harts Lane, a mile-long stretch connecting Milltown Road and Tices Lane, will undergo a comprehensive $475,000 refurbishment this summer.

A cement truck that spilled its load on the roadway Thursday morning has caused miles of traffic on Route 18 South, according to police and traffic reports.

Ground was broken today on a $2.7 billion project to ease a long-standing bottleneck on the New Jersey Turnpike, one of the nation's busiest roads.

Motorists on the New Jersey Turnpike face more pain before they gain from a widening project.

An attacker struck a South River man in the head with a gun early Wednesday morning during an attempt to rob him and a woman in a Route 18 parking lot, police said.

THE EAST BRUNSWICK Young Adult Charity Players, or EBYACP, will host the first of two car washes.

The right southbound of the New Jersey Turnpike is shut down as authorities respond to a disabled tractor-trailer, according to traffic reports.

Starting Wednesday, drivers should think twice before hitting the gas at a yellow light or speeding on a back street, as local police step up efforts against aggressive driving.

The area's third-rainiest June on record for the past decade has put a damper on the growing season for many local farmers.

June 23, 2009 South Plainfield, NJ - Heart of The Arts Project, Inc. will hold open auditions for the premier performance of the HAPI Players.

A veteran township police officer died Saturday after apparently shooting himself at his home, the department announced Monday.

LOPBURI SASININ School: New Brunswick Year: Junior Position: First Singles Highlights: The Home News Tribune Player of the Year, Sasinin captured New Brunswick High School's first gold medal at the Greater Middlesex Conference Tournament.

Amanda Warfield and Emma Brueckner chatted quietly as they stood side-by-side, stuffing brown paper bags with plastic bags filled with 1-inch thick sandwiches.

Thomas Buckingham has accepted his appointment by the township committee to fill the unexpired term of Robert Genovese, who was an Alternate No.

The wildlife population's greatest threat on this planet seems now to be the exploding human population, the human species with our killing machines and our all too prevalent kill-or-be-killed or who-cares attitude.

Lightning and thunder will likely fill the New Jersey skies today, as the National Weather Service reports a frontal boundary is expected to bring thunderstorms and rain throughout the state.

A van driven by Estelle Glatter, 49, of Edison was wedged into the side of the Denny's Restaurant after she accidentally hit the gas instead of the brakes while pulling into the parking lot late Wednesday morning.

King Penna, of Clifton, a volunteer and supporter of Mayor Steve Lonegan, starts a 'Lonegan,' chant while attending the primary election party for Lonegan at the East Brunswick Hilton.

An accident involving an overturned SUV at the intersection of Ryders Lane and Cranbury Road Sunday morning injured three men and shut down Ryders Lane for about an hour, police said.

Rebekah Makin, a 13-year-old seventh-grader at Hammarskjold Middle School, will host a fundraiser and thrift shop grand opening next weekend in memory of her friend, Tara Stout, who died of leukemia in 2007 at the age of 10.