Union County News

Former NJ Assemblyman Reginald Atkins arrested on assault and harassment charges. Booked into Essex County Correctional Facility on October 12, 2026.

Former NJ Assemblyman Reginald Atkins arrested Oct 12 on assault and harassment charges. Booked into Essex County Correctional Facility.

New Jersey appellate court upholds termination of Roselle Police Chief Stacey Williams. Mayor calls ruling a victory for accountability and professionalism.

Roselle 4th Annual Doggy Day Pawrade on October 3. Dog contests, family activities, photo booths, face painting. Borough Hall hosted by Mayor Shaw.

Roselle Board of Education presents 2026 NJGPA results: 68% graduation ready in reading/writing, 38% in math. First year of new test format.

Dr. Nathan L. Fisher, Roselle superintendent, received 2026-2027 Union County Superintendent of the Year award. He has served Roselle for 35 years.

Jessica Cunningham volunteers to restore youth sports in Roselle. Coach with 20 years experience launched first softball clinic in spring 2025.

Superintendent Dr. Fisher outlines Roselle's 2026-27 Build and Sustain Plan with facility upgrades, bilingual expansion, and accountability framework despite failed bond referendum.

A misspelled welcoming sign in Roselle went viral on social media. Mayor Shaw used the moment to highlight borough developments and positive progress.

Roselle Board of Education welcomes student representatives Vanessa Datilus and Dorly Jean (Abraham Clark High School juniors) for 2026-27 and 2027-28 school years.

Jesus Book and Gift Store celebrates grand opening in Roselle after nearly 50-year history; community leaders and faith leaders gather to welcome bookstore's return.

Roselle Borough Council approves resident-only permit parking ordinance for portion of Douglas Road between Alison Road and Brooklawn Avenue after resident complaints about congestion and vehicle break-ins.

Roselle Public Schools Board of Education reviewed Dynamic Learning Maps assessment results on September 24. District presented 90-day instructional action plan.

Roselle resident Yolanda-Elise Price hosted 'When Women Grieve' panel at Community Center. Women shared stories of loss and healing journeys.

Roselle's Hispanic Heritage Fiesta on September 26 honored community contributors across education, law enforcement, and business. 45% of Roselle is Hispanic.

Roselle's 2026 budget hearing reveals $3.9M fund balance decline. Council addresses state review, surplus overestimation, and past financial mismanagement.

Roselle's Multicultural Festival on September 19 celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month and the borough's diverse community. 44.2% of residents are Hispanic/Latino.

Roselle Multicultural Festival brought community together Sept. 19 with ethnic food, music, and cultural vendors. Residents praised the safe, unifying atmosphere.

Roselle school referendum failed Sept 15. Board President Dr. Courtney Washington commits to exploring alternatives for student needs, rented classrooms.