Roselle News

ROSELLE - A 23-year-old man already jailed on murder charges was charged with a second murder today, the Union County Prosecutor's Office said.

A 40-year tradition appears to be on the verge of ending - again. Maybe. But no one seems to know for sure.

Police say a second suspect has been charged with robbery in the July robbery of the Quick Chek on Route 206 last week.Byram police say the suspectIben Glenn age 22, of Elizabeth, faces several charges including armed robbery.

The band Skip Chandler Maguire, 14, of Morristown, Tomas Carvalho, 15, of Roselle , Billy Morris, 14, of Highland Park and Julian Lance, 14, of Woodbridge rehearses at The Original Music School.

Township police have arrested a Union County man and charged him with the July 12 armed robbery of the Quick Chek on Route 206.

The former Budget Rental car facility on the Allaire Circle of Route 34 is slated to become a high-end kitchen appliance retail store.

According to legislation signed by Gov. Chris Christie last week,A school board elections normally held in April could be moved to coincide with the general elections in November .

If you're a person who likes to go places, then Lodi is a convenient town to call home.

Two New Jersey residents escaped injury Friday after their car crashed into trees along Interstate 80 in Rush Township, state police at Rockview said.

A 60-year-old man died in a house fire in the 400 block of Raritan Road in Roselle this morning, an official said.

A James Roselli, who had been principal of Berkeley Township Elementary School since it opened in January 2005, has been named acting director of special services in the Berkeley Township School District.

Dyron White, 22, and Shaquan Johnson, 20, both of Roselle. Both are in custody after Johnson turned himself in Thursday afternoon in connection with the stabbing death of a Texas man at a Somerset County hotel on New Year's Eve.

Authorities say a New Jersey man wanted on charges stemming from the fatal stabbing of a Texas man on New Year's Eve has turned himself in.

On Jan. 5, Cranford native Ken Castellano premiered his independent film "Return to Start" at the Rialto Theatre in downtown Westfield.