North Brunswick News

David Campbell, an economic development consultant, said the federal government should release statistics on how many people in each industry claim EI benefits annually.

Health Minister Ted Flemming insists there are jobs for family doctors in New Brunswick, despite a letter he received from medical residents saying a provincial cap on full-time positions is forcing them to leave when they finish their training.

NORTH BRUNSWICK - A 42-year-old township woman who went missing is safe this morning after her family found her, according to police.

Seven former executives of troubled engineering firm Birdsall Services Group entered pleas of not guilty at their arraignment today on criminal charges of making illegal campaign contributions.

NORTH BRUNSWICK - Jerry is a large terrier mix between 3 and 4 years old in the care of a local shelter and sponsored by Sammy's Hope Rescue.

Franklin Township police, pictured in this file photo, and the Somerset County Prosecutor's Office announced the arrest of township resident Gladys Flete and Hector Serra-Fortuna, of North Brunswick, on drug charges.

SPOTSWOOD - A family friend who was looking for missing Spotswood man Anthony Maldonado found his car, but Maldonado himself is nowhere to be found.

Green Party leader, David Coon, said he will give the Alward government the benefit of the doubt until it can explain where it plans to direct $8.5 million from the Environmental Trust Fund.

Keith Buckley, shown with former attorney Robert Gluck in 2009 file photo, argued his passenger would have lived in 2008 crash if he was wearing his seat belt.

Nunziatina is a 2006 graduate of Mount Saint Mary Academy in Watchung, NJ, and a 2010 graduate of Cabrini College in Radnor, Pennsylvania.

New Brunswick's Chief Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Eilish Cleary, says the provincial government's oil and natural gas blueprint should have included human health as one of its key objectives.

A borough man has been arrested and charged with forging thousands of dollars worth of post office money orders and then planning to use the bogus documents to cheat people who sell goods on the internet, Middlesex County Acting Prosecutor Andrew C. Carey, Chief Mark Tinitigan of the South River Police Department and Maria L. Kelokates, inspector ... (more)

Former CBC host and journalist Paddy Gregg had a "folksy charm" and could really connect with people, say former co-workers. Premier David Alward said for decades Gregg captured and delivered the news in his signature style that focused on people first.

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A restaurant with more than 330 locations in the U.S. will open its first set of New Jersey doors on Monday right here in East Brunswick.

Canada's immigration boom is passing New Brunswick by, the latest figures show, but one demographer say that's changing.

To celebrate warm days ahead, Haagen-Dazs ice cream will host Free Cone Day on Tuesday, May 14 from 4 to 8 p.m. The annual spring ritual will be held at Haagen-Dazs shops in Fair Lawn, Freehold, Livingston, Millburn and Ridgewood, and at Haagen-Dazs locations in the following malls: Paramus Park, Bridgewater Commons, Menlo Park Mall in Edison, ... (more)

That was the unusual message that dozens of people in North Brunswick heard today after a fire broke out on a loading dock of the chain retail store, shrouding a strip-mall in a cloud of smoke and forcing many shoppers and employees to head out to the parking lot.

Green Party Leader David Coon and Norman Laverty, party advocate for economic and social development, held a press conference in Fredericton on Tuesday, calling for a royal commission on pensions.

From the beginning, the story of the elderly New Brunswicker slugging it out with a rural planning commission was nearly too preposterous to believe.