Dharun Ravi, leaving the Middlesex Co. Courthouse during his controversial trial for bias intimidation and invasion of privacy. Photo Credit: Sean Monahan
An action-packed meeting included the first public statements of Middlesex County Freeholder James Polos, since a man was killed by a stray bullet twelve days earlier on a property he manages. Also, read on to find out who forceably escorted our editor out of the meeting...
The Gregory Q. Brown Endowed Chair in Rutgers University’s Department of Cell Biology and Neuroscience received two donations of $1.5 million by Motorola Solutions, while another $1.5 million to research stroke, Alzheimer’s disease, brain and spinal cord injuries came from an anonymous donor.
Deborah Celey and Tom Kelso, two officials at New Brunswick's Democratic Organization, now find themselves under scrutiny for shady dealings of the political fundraising operation, "Women For Good Government."
Harold Williams, a deliveryman for Classic Dessert Company, was caught by a security guard taking inappropriate pictures of an underage girl in the RiteAid on George Street.
New revelations in today's story of where the money came from and what it was spent on at one shady political fundraising organization based in New Brunswick, Women For Good Government.
New Brunswick officials accepted $19,500 from questionable fundraising operations during campaigns since 2007. Read on to see the entire list of contributors to the Mayor's campaigns...
Joseph Spicuzzo, Middlesex County's Sheriff for 30 years, is awaiting a trial on charges that he sold jobs as investigators in the Sheriff's Department for $25,000 each.
Middlesex County Democratic Chairman says shady fundraising organizations were not under his control, but instead points the finger at New Brunswick's State Senator Bob Smith.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ — The New Brunswick Free Public Library, located at 60 Livingston Avenue, has recently just installed six new computer terminals for the use of the public.
Matt Cordiero was among 36 students, including three from Rutgers, who were arrested outside of Sallie Mae's Washington DC office. 300 protestors in total had assembled outside the lender's office last week, demanding a meeting with their CEO.
Department brass are facing a second lawsuit filed by their own officers, this one alleging political retrobution and a patronage machine that has protected "loyalists" and neglected "dissidents" for two decades or longer.
Did you know that the city's planning board will make the final decision on whether or not this 16-story highrise apartment complex can be built on Somerset Street. The plan calls for 238 apartments, 237 parking spaces and an 8,800 sq. ft. retail space to replace eight detached homes owned by the developer.
Stunning allegations against former Police Director Peter Mangarella have come out in a lawsuit filed by a lieutenant who claims Mangarella was a racist. The former director retired in 2011, but took a new job two months later as head of security at the city's school district.