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The DRBJTC is joining other toll agencies in eliminating cash collections. Find out when the changes go into effect below.
The University and state are collaborating to create an AI hub that will bring together researchers, industry and and start-up companies.
The funds came from the Lawrence Township Education Foundation’s Fall 2023 grant cycle.
Authorities are also looking for the person who shot up a truck in a road rage incident.
All lanes closed causing commuter delays, NJ DOT said.
One right lane of 2 is currently and causing commuter delays, NJ DOT said.
Currently, there's flooding in various parts of the Municipality. See roads affected:
Currently, there's flooding in various parts of the Municipality. See roads affected.
Currently, there's flooding in various parts of the Municipality. See roads affected.
Overnight rains caused flash flooding in various parts of the Township.
Here's what's happening in Edison this week:
Here's what's happening in East Brunswick this week:
Here's what to expect this week in South Brunswick:
Here's what's happening in Princeton this week:
The district is seeking aid from the Department of Education and is hoping to provide full-day preschool for a portion of eligible students.
Members of the Kingston Fire Department will escort Santa Claus around Kingston.
The Council thanked the nurses present during the meeting for their work. The resolution was adopted unanimously.
Robbinsville High School Student is this year’s winner of the Congressional App Challenge from NJ-3, Rep. Andy Kim’s office announced.
Animal Control Officer Jim Ferry said it's safe to assume that if the raccoon from Dec. 5 was rabid, it has died.
A 35-year-old Princeton woman made fraudulent transactions using another person's credit card, police said.
