City Council President Michael Cox resigned this afternoon, two days after a car crash in which he was chargrd with Driving Under the Influence (DUI).
Continue reading Councilman resigns after crash, DUI charges
City Council President Michael Cox resigned this afternoon, two days after a car crash in which he was chargrd with Driving Under the Influence (DUI).
Continue reading Councilman resigns after crash, DUI charges
Sidewalk café areas would be expanded and the season could start a month earlier under legislation to be considered by City Council.
Owners of a shopping center that straddles Rahway and Woodbridge will get a refund of almost $150,000 after a tax appeal settlement on the property, the second in the past decade.
In a nearly unanimous vote, City Council approved changes to regulations governing retail dispensaries as residents near a potential cannabis retail location raised concerns primarily about traffic.
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Ten automatic license plate recognition (ALPR) cameras will be installed throughout the city as part of a 60-day pilot program starting next month.
Continue reading Police to pilot license plate reader cameras
City Council confirmed the appointment of a new police director last month.
The city’s retail cannabis regulations are up for more changes in an an effort to make the approval process less restrictive, which would have required variances for most properties.
The Planning Board will investigate five industrial properties near Madden Field to determine if they qualify for redevelopment under state law.
Continue reading Leesville area properties to be studied for redevelopment