Union County News

Roselle's Fire Department marked a leadership change June 24 as Chief Christopher Laba retired after 26 years and 19-year veteran Adrian Perez was sworn in as chief.

Municipal Offices will operate on a Summer Hours Schedule from May 29 through Labor Day with adjusted hours.

Commemorative magnets celebrating Cranford's 250th anniversary are available at local businesses.

Cranford appoints Michael La Place as Executive Director of Downtown Business and Economic Development. He brings planning, sustainability, and historic preservation experience.

Downtown Westfield's Prime Local promotion runs this week with discounts at six local businesses including Adlers, Sole Shoes, and Patricia and Paul.

Plainfield earned gold-level NJ Healthy Town status for the 7th year in a row, recognized for bilingual outreach and community wellness programs. (144 characters)

Summit Mayor Elizabeth Fagan and DCP's David Guida host a Facebook Live Q&A on June 25 at 3 p.m. covering playgrounds and summer programming.

Amazon has donated 750 backpacks and significant funding to support Plainfield students and the Drake House.

The City of Plainfield announced the allocation of $5 million in funding to support residents and businesses impacted by recent storms.

The June 2026 Cranford Senior Bulletin is ready for pickup at five locations across town and as a PDF at cranfordnj.org.

The Cranford Health Department released food service guidance for vendors and restaurants ahead of NJ's eight FIFA World Cup 2026 matches.

Cranford's 2026/27 Conservation Center stickers are on sale now. Current permits expire April 2, 2026. Buy in person or by mail.

Plainfield says a viral social media post falsely accused city workers of placing campaign signs. Officials say the employees were doing routine park maintenance.

Plainfield is responding to storm damage including power outages, downed trees, and road closures. Here's what residents need to know.

Summit's June 3 Common Council meeting produced disputes over Board of Education appointments, a vetoed Maple Street ordinance, and elected official speaking limits.

Clark Township's 2026 Resident Guide is available at ourclark.com. Download for DPW schedules, service dates, township contacts, and key community resources.

Summit's Common Council banned AI data centers, appointed a new Ward 1 member, and passed capital bond measures at its June 16 meeting.

Scotch Plains celebrates America's 250th anniversary with two days of free public events June 26–27, including a time capsule opening and fireworks at Shady Rest Country Club.

Clark Council President Bill Smith urges residents to complete New Jersey American Water's "Pipe Up" survey. Lead lines replaced free by 2031.