Union County News

JCP&L presented its $212 million Energize NJ program to Berkeley Heights Council. Infrastructure upgrades target 2027-2028. Estimated cost to residents: 86 cents per month.

Elizabeth features a revitalizing downtown, flourishing cultural scene, dining and shopping options.

A National Historic Landmark tall ship is docking at Elizabeth Waterfront Marina this weekend for free public tours.

Elizabeth is presented as the perfect gateway destination for shopping, dining, and entertainment in New Jersey.

Elizabeth Restaurant Week returns July 20 through July 24, 2026, giving diners across Union County a reason to explore local Elizabeth, NJ restaurants.

The Elizabeth Athletic Hall of Fame welcomed its Class of 2026 in June, honoring nine athletes and coaches plus the 1970 Thomas Jefferson football team

Elizabeth's School No. 28 won second place in a statewide NJDA award for its Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program, recognizing its healthy eating efforts.

Elizabeth High School teacher Nicole Marcianti won the 2026 Chapter Advisor Distinguished Lecturer Award from NEHS and the Ivy League Consortium this spring.

Elizabeth Police Department's Safe Interaction Program helps residents with special needs and caregivers build trust with officers.

The Elizabeth Police Department has joined Neighbors by Ring, a free app that lets residents view and share local public safety updates and alerts in real time.

Spray parks are open on weekends from 12pm to 7pm through July 4th. Starting July 5th, all spray parks will be open DAILY for residents and families to enjoy all summer long.

Interested in enrolling a child into one of our Summer Day Camps this year? Click the link below for more information!

The Boys and Girls Club is opening registration for their yearly Summer Camp. For more information, contact (908) 351 - 3344.

Elizabeth NJ real estate: a balanced buyer's market with room to negotiate. Explore price ranges by neighborhood, school zone impact, and transit access — all on Union County Life.

Everything you need to know about life in Elizabeth, New Jersey — from the neighborhoods and schools to the dining scene, parks, and commute.

ELIZABETH, NJ - The Elizabeth Public Schools district will celebrate the city’s cultural diversity during its 4th Annual EPS Multicultural Festival on Tuesday, June 9, at the Thomas G. Dunn Sports Center.The event will take place from 4:30 p.m. to 7

ELIZABETH, NJ — Eleven organizations in Elizabeth, in addition to a local artist, are among the recipients of a portion of $100,000 awarded through the 2026 Union County HEART Grant Program.HEART, which stands for history, education, arts reaching th

ELIZABETH, NJ — Job seekers in the Elizabeth area will have an opportunity to connect with employers and explore career opportunities during an upcoming Job Fair hosted by the Elizabeth Public Library in partnership with Bayway and Proceed Inc.The ev

ELIZABETH, NJ — The City of Elizabeth, under the leadership of Mayor J. Christian Bollwage and the Department of Health and Human Services & Public Health Nursing, is continuing to provide free STD testing and services to eligible residents at th