City police continue to avoid answering basic questions about a slew of violent incidents in New Brunswick, even as they investigate yet another fatal shooting.
February 2021
Posted inArts & Culture
Arts and Music Space, “Chamber 43,” Moves to Hub City
A one of a kind interactive music space and coffee bar opened in downtown New Brunswick on February 26.
Posted inGovernment & Politics
County Accepts $350K to Allow Oil Pipeline Easement on Golf Course Property
On February 18, the Middlesex County Commissioners approved a resolution that will allow “Sunoco Pipeline LP” to relocate an oil pipeline to an area along the edge of a county-owned golf course.
Posted inGovernment & Politics
New Councilman Takes Office in East Brunswick
At the East Brunswick Township Council meeting on February 22, Dinesh “Danny” Behal was sworn in to fill the vacant seat formerly held by Sterley Stanley.
Posted inLaw & Public Safety
Rutgers Police Looking For Driver Who Fled Crash Near Route 1
The Rutgers University Police Department requested help from other agencies after a driver allegedly fled from a crash on College Farm Road near Route 1 Tuesday night.
Posted inCorruption
Another Middlesex County Mayor Sentenced to Prison
Ronald DiMura is at least the third former Mayor here in Middlesex County to be sentenced to incarceration in recent history, joining Perth Amboy’s Joe Vas and New Brunswick’s John Lynch, Jr.
Posted inGovernment & Politics
Homeless Left Out in Bitter Cold as City Abruptly Closes “Code Blue” Warming Center
As city officials kicked off a long holiday weekend, the growing homeless population here was left without as warm place to go while temperatures dropped and another winter storm is approaching.
