Vacationers heading to the beaches this week are urged to use caution in the surf as Hurricane Erin stirs up hazardous conditions along the Jersey coastline.
Tinicum finalizes Headquarters Road Bridge contract, braving litigation warnings – Bucks Round-Up – August 14, 2025
Loftus Construction Inc., a Burlington County, N.J., firm specializing in public infrastructure, has secured the contract to rehabilitate the bridge.
Centennial plaintiffs ask judge to wait for CBSD decision – Bucks Round-Up – August 8, 2025
Months ago, U.S. District Court Judge Michael Baylson ended a stay on the Centennial case, brought by teachers Denise Kravitz and Lori Warren.
Trenton man wanted for alleged assault on officer, and high-speed chase – Bucks Round-Up – August 6, 2025
Police are searching for 39-year-old Shawn Wolfe following a dangerous early-morning encounter that escalated into a high-speed pursuit.
Statement from Hamilton Mayor Jeff Martin on Trenton Water Works
“We are now at a crossroads with Trenton Water Works,” the mayor said. “The status quo is unsustainable, and public safety is my top priority.”
Hamilton to honor local businesses and leaders at economic development commission’s awards dinner
The annual awards dinner will take place on Thursday, October 23, 2025, at The Stone Terrace by John Henry’s, located at 2275 Kuser Road, Hamilton, NJ, beginning with networking and cocktails at 5 PM, followed by dinner at 6:30 PM.
Shapiro joins lawsuit challenging administration’s decision to withhold PA education funds
The Education Department and the Office of Management and Budget as well as their leaders, Secretary Linda McMahon and Director Russell Vought respectively, are listed as defendants in the lawsuit alongside President Donald Trump.
Register now! International Overdose Awareness Day 2025
The event aims to honor and remember those lost to overdose, support those in recovery, and foster community education, resilience and unity.
An open letter from Mayor W. Reed Gusciora and Council President Gonzalez
What has come to be jokingly called “Club City Hall” is no longer a harmless hangout.