NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Un hombre, después de ser puñaleado, está estable y se somete a cirugía, mientras otra víctima del mismo incidente fue arrestado cuando le dieron de alta del hospital por una orden judicial no relacionada con este caso.
El 28 de marzo era una noche con muchos eventos para la policía de New Brunswick, particularmente alrededor del tiempo cuando empezaban a cerrar los bares.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—El gobernador de New Jersey, Chris Christie, se unió con los gobernadores republicanos en el apoyo de una demanda en contra de la orden ejecutiva del presidente Barack Obama sobre la inmigración.
La orden ejecutiva, realizado por Obama en Noviembre de 2014, protegió a millones de inmigrantes indocumentados en los EE.UU. de la deportación.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Noble Aaron El Shabazz is not one to give up on a fight. For the past four years, he has challenged a system that he says is corrupt to the core: the New Brunswick city government.
After allegedly being racially profiled and harassed twice by New Brunswick Police Department (NBPD) officers in 2010, Shabazz filed internal affairs (IA) complaints with the department.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—The Rutgers Office of Fraternity and Sorority Affairs (OFSA) has placed a ban on all "Greek Life" parties for the rest of the semester, according to several sources.
The decision to ban fraternities and sororities from hosting any parties comes in the wake of several high-profile investigations into incidents that occurred at fraternity houses on College Avenue.
EDISON, NJ–On Tuesday, March 31, at 2:50 PM, a man showed up at Magyar Savings Bank on Inman Avenue, asserted that he had a weapon without showing it, and recieved cash from frightened bank tellers.
This was at least the second robbery this month, following a similar incident on March 17, when the TD Bank on Oak Tree Road was held up.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ–A Rutgers student had to be rescued by the city's Fire Department after he fell into a hole at a College Avenue construction site on April 2.
The incident occurred at about 7pm, after construction workers had left for the day at the future site of the Rutgers Hillel building at 78 College Avenue.
"The individual who got on to the site was a student who resides off-campus. I have no additional information on the individual," said a Rutgers spokesperson.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Assembly seats in all of New Jersey's 40 Legislative Districts are up for election this year, though candidates in only seven of the districts will face competition in the upcoming June primaries.
Each of the state's 40 districts includes two State Assembly seats. In June, the state holds primary elections, in which members of the Democrat and Republican parties make final decisions on who they will support for the offices.
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