Unemployment Rate Decreases In Woodbridge Area: Feds

The unemployment rate in Middlesex County is lower than the New Jersey average.

Protesters Briefly Shut Down NJ Turnpike In Woodbridge Monday

A group protesting for COVID relief money for undocumented workers​ briefly shut down the New Jersey Turnpike in Woodbridge Monday evening.

Woodbridge On Murphy's List For Vaccine Door Knocking

State workers are out now in towns that have not yet reached 70 percent of adults with a first dose. They are in Woodbridge and Old Bridge.

Middlesex County Ahead Of Biden's Coronavirus Vaccine Goal

This is how the Woodbridge area compares to New Jersey and the nation for coronavirus vaccinations.

Gardner Concedes To Drumm In Woodbridge 1st Ward Primary Race

Mail-in ballots have now been counted, and the vote count as of Wednesday is now Drumm: 716 votes, Gardner: 444.

Drumm Ahead By 61 Votes In Woodbridge First Ward Primary

Here are the unofficial results in the First Ward Woodbridge Council race, when Ken Gardner took on Nancy Bader Drumm:

Woodbridge Area Unemployment Decreases: Feds

There are a record number of job openings in the U.S. labor market; Middlesex County's unemployment rate decreased recently.

Trump Endorsement Of Me In NJ Gov's Race Is Fake, Singh Says

A letter saying former President Trump endorsed Hirsch Singh in Tuesday's Republican primary is fake, both Singh and a Trump spokesman said.

Woodbridge Primary Election: Who's On The Ballot, How To Vote

Ken Gardner and Nancy Drumm, both Democrats, are running in a competitive primary on June 8 for Woodbridge's First Ward.

Capitol Riot Probe Blocked Despite Fallen NJ Cop Family's Pleas

Pleas from the slain Capitol police officer's family were not enough to sway Republican senators to support a probe into the Jan. 6 attack.

Ken Gardner: Why I'm Running For Woodbridge First Ward Council

Ken Gardner seeks to topple Nancy Bader Drumm from the First Ward Council seat she has held for the past eight years now.

Broadband Speed In Woodbridge Area: See How It Compares To Rest Of U.S.

U.S. shows great variance in access and use of high-speed internet.

NJ This Week: Biggest COVID Reopen Yet; Will We Take Masks Off?

Many parts of NJ will return to full capacity and normal operations this week. But will mask-wearing change? Here's what's planned.

Woodbridge Mayor, Rival Spar In Secretly Recorded Convo

A political foe of Mayor John McCormac secretly recorded the mayor in a heated conversation the two had inside a Woodbridge firehouse.

Carteret Tax Collector Employee Arrested

A former Carteret borough tax department employee was arrested Monday and charged with falsifying and tampering with tax records.

Pharmaceutical Drug Prices Are Draining Our Families

Tell your legislator to step up and vote yes on A2418.

Gov. Murphy: NJ Restraint To Continue Despite Falling COVID Cases

Expect guidance on proms, graduation ceremonies and day camps to come later this week, said the governor.

Colonia Man Charged With Voting Fraud In Monmouth County

A Colonia man who has a business in Highlands is accused of using his business address to vote in Monmouth County for four years.

Woodbridge Town Council Race: Who's Running?

Here are all the Democrats and Republicans running to represent Woodbridge.

Woodbridge Police Dept. Sued In Police Brutality Lawsuit

A man sued Woodbridge Police, saying police threw him to the ground and beat him at the Rahway Ave. QuickChek in a mistaken identity case.

Federal Tax Payments And Refunds: How Do Yours Stack Up?

IRS figures allow you to compare what you’re paying in taxes with that of your Middlesex County neighbors.

Woodbridge To Get $17 Million In Second COVID Relief Act

Edison will get $14.8 million. The city of New Brunswick will get $21.6 million. How will towns spend it?

NJ Lawmaker Wants To Make COVID Vaccines Mandatory For Kids

A Middlesex County lawmaker plans to introduce legislation that will require NJ children get the coronavirus vaccine, once one is approved.

New Jersey Gun Safety Laws Get 'A' Grade On 2020 Scorecard

For every 100,000 people in New Jersey, there are 4.13 gun deaths, far below the national average of 11.9, according to the Giffords Center.

NJ Allows More Inside Houses Of Worship To Open Amid COVID-19

Gov. Murphy announced that COVID restrictions will loosen for New Jersey's houses of worship, from 35 percent capacity to 50 percent:

Woodbridge’s Newest Energy Option: The ‘Netflix’ Of Solar

It’s one of the easiest ways to save money and support local clean energy jobs. And it’s as simple as subscribing to Netflix.

New Jersey Returning To In-Person Voting, Elections, Murphy Says

New Jersey elections before the June 8 primary will be in-person, Gov. Murphy said Monday. No decision has been made yet on the primary.

Community Solar Finally Comes to Woodbridge

Community solar: a win-win for your wallet and the environment -- no equipment required.

Officer From NJ Who Died After DC Riot To Lie In Honor At Capitol

Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick, who was originally from South River, New Jersey, will lie in honor in the Capitol Rotunda next week.

Former Carteret Mayor Candidate Charged With Voter Fraud

A Republican who unsuccessfully ran to be mayor of Carteret has been charged with fraudulent voting in the November 2020 presidential race.

Gov. Murphy Urges Patience, Fix For NJ COVID Vaccine Shortage

Gov. Phil Murphy urged patience and says he's searching for fixes for the NJ COVID vaccine shortage. Two vaccine mega-sites even ran dry.

Pallone: 'Trump’s Disdain For Our Democracy In Full View'

'No one has the right to commit acts of violence just because they disagree with the outcome of an election,' said Pallone from the Capitol.

Middlesex County Opens Coronavirus Vaccine Site As Rollout Begins

Middlesex County opened its first vaccination site, announcing that its coronavirus immunization program has begun.

Woodbridge Opens Its Own Coronavirus Vaccine Center

Woodbridge opened its town vaccine site last week; it is located at the Woodbridge Health Center next to the library.

Middlesex Co.’s COVID Cases Remain 'Very High:' See Town Updates

The coronavirus continues to impact communities across Middlesex County. Here's the latest town-by-town breakdown.

Gov. Murphy Limits Outdoor Gatherings To 25; Halts Indoor Sports

WATCH: All NJ indoor high school and youth sports are canceled until Jan. 2. Outdoor sports, such as outdoor ice hockey, can continue.

Democrats Lead As Middlesex County Still Counting Votes

The Republican challenging Rep. Bonnie Watson-Coleman for Congress said he "will never concede to someone who wants to defund the police."

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Voting In Middlesex County: Everything You Need To Know

Election Day 2020 is here! You cannot machine vote at the polls on Nov. 3 unless you have a documented disability. And track your ballot:

Voting In Woodbridge: Everything You Need To Know

Election Day 2020 is here! You cannot machine vote at the polls on Nov. 3 unless you have a documented disability. And track your ballot: