Edison, NJ – Residents in Edison are utilizing lawn signs to raise awareness about rising crime rates in their neighborhoods. The community organization, Democrats Putting Neighborhoods 1st, is providing these signs which highlight a reported 70% increase in overall crime since 2021. Data from the New Jersey State Police Uniform Crime…
Author: The Edison Reporter Staff
Raises more questions than answers as $20k reimbursement to take four cops to Chicago is not listed. Was it actually repaid? The long-delayed campaign finance reports for Mayor Joshi, filed with the New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission (NJELEC) after a staggering six-quarter backlog, have finally surfaced, detailing his fundraising…
A single-vehicle accident disrupted evening traffic on Route 27 at the intersection of Stony Road in Edison around 7:00 p.m. Thursday. The vehicle collided with and downed a traffic light pole, rendering the signal inoperable. Edison Police and the New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) responded to the scene to…
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ – Middlesex County reaffirmed its commitment to eliminating traffic fatalities and serious injuries at the 2025 Transportation Symposium, held on Wednesday, March 19th, at the New Brunswick Performing Arts Center. The event, hosted by the Middlesex County Board of County Commissioners and the Middlesex County Department of Transportation,…
Recent real estate closings in Edison and Metuchen are detailed below, with a focus on property features and sale prices. Edison Closings: Metuchen Closing: These closed sales provide a detailed look at recent real estate transactions, showcasing property characteristics and sales data in Edison and Metuchen.
Edison Township’s struggle with an overpopulated deer population is not a recent development; it’s a persistent issue that has been actively addressed by than Councilman Bob Diehl, who now serves as the Chief of Staff to Mayor Joshi since 2017. “I think this is something we need to address and…
EDISON, NJ – Michael Vintzileos has filed a tort claim against Edison Township on March 12th, asserting that the township, and specifically Councilman Joe Coyle, have repeatedly violated his First Amendment rights and engaged in retaliatory actions. The claim accuses Coyle of premeditated suppression of free speech, citing his repeated…
Edison Township has enacted an ordinance banning the planting of bamboo on private property, a decision driven by concerns over environmental harm and potential property damage. The council unanimously approved the measure, citing bamboo’s invasive nature, which can reduce biodiversity, disrupt wildlife habitats, and cause structural damage to buildings and…
Most Recent New Jersey State Police Crime Data Shows Burglaries Are Up 52.72% And 70.52% In Total Fueled by a 52.72% surge in burglaries and a 70.52% in total crime according to New Jersey State Police data, Edison police have arrested two Essex County men, Yasir Twitty, 20, of Newark,…
$31 Million and Counting: Investigating Cost Overruns, Waste, Fraud, and Abuse at Jet Sports Building Complex, Stelton Recreation Center and Toth Health Center What was once a $3.7 million project aimed at a swift reopening of the Stelton Community Center is now a $9 million endeavor plagued by unexpected delays,…