Remy is a local editor covering towns in Union County, NJ — including Summit, Westfield, Cranford, Clark and Scotch Plains-Fanwood.
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The 19-year-old involved in a previous Westfield break-in was arrested in connection with a Union County shooting, according to prosecutors.
Patch asked Cranford readers if they will send their kids to school without masks starting March 7. Here's how they responded.
A court ruling has halted the construction of a massive government complex due to the county dodging public bidding laws.
Clark Police advise residents to prepare for the strong winds and possible thunderstorm by securing outdoor objects and charging devices.
Penn State Police said foul play was not involved in the death of Justine Gross who fell 11 stories down a trash chute.
After hitting the Summit detective's unmarked car, the driver fled the scene and sped onto Route 24, according to police.
Frustrated with the school district's indecision over mask policies, parents created an online petition to advocate for 'mask choice.'
New Jersey American Water announced it will replace approximately 2,500 feet of an aging water main in Scotch Plains starting next week.
Drivers are advised to use caution when driving on this section of US 22 and to expect some delays.
The National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory until Friday morning, expecting strong winds throughout the night.
A person claiming to be a U.S. Marshal scammed a man in Westfield out of $4,600, according to police.
At Tuesday night's council meeting, a resolution was passed to move forward with the Broad Street West Redevelopment project.
The 20-year-old driver was arrested after crashing a stolen car into a utility pole and endangering two passengers, police said.
A man was arrested in Cranford early Wednesday morning after police said he had crack cocaine and a stolen loaded gun.
The Congressman who is running for re-election in the 7th District this November, introduced himself to the Fanwood community.
Springfield Vehicle Center will close operations on Saturday before moving to a bigger facility in the Springfield strip mall on Route 22.
A certified field manager spoke to Westfield residents in a virtual presentation and discussed the pros and cons of synthetic turf fields.
The 56-year-old from Plainfield fell while working on a building in Brooklyn, which has a history of safety issues, according to reports.
A 52-year-old Scotch Plains resident was struck by a train on Feb. 1 and pronounced dead on the scene, according to police.
The car was stolen Monday night from a driveway on Chapel Hill Street, followed by an unsuccessful car theft attempt early Tuesday morning.
