Union County News

Roselle Park's HIP provides income-qualified homeowners and renters up to $25,000 in repair funding as a no-interest forgivable loan. Apply through CGP&H.

PSE&G begins electric upgrades on Locust St and W. Colfax Ave in Roselle Park the week of June 29. Work runs 4 to 6 weeks with no power outages expected.

Firefighter Tyler Parris of the Roselle Park Volunteer Fire Department graduates from the Union County Fire Academy's basic training program

Thinking about moving to Roselle, NJ? Here's what locals actually know about the neighborhoods, commute, dining, schools, and home prices in this Union County town.

Thinking about buying in Roselle Park, NJ? See what homes are selling for in 2026, who's buying, commute times on the Raritan Valley Line, and why this Union County borough stays on serious buyers' radar.

ROSELLE PARK, NJ — Four local businesses are featured on new greeting signs in Roselle Park.The two signs, which were recently installed at the eastern and western borders of the borough, welcome residents and visitors to Roselle Park.The businesses,

ROSELLE PARK, NJ — Two local organizations and the Borough of Roselle Park 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 thousands

ROSELLE PARK, NJ — Every town has its mayor, its regulars and its local legends. In Roselle Park, one of them answers to Duke.A true community effort, from all around the borough, resulted in Duke being named as just one of 18 dogs selected for the N

TRENTON, NJ — Widespread networks of automated license plate surveillance cameras that create hoards of data used to track motorists are under increasing scrutiny by lawmakers and privacy advocates in the wake of their recent use in ICE arrests.Lawma

ROSELLE PARK, NJ — The June 2 primary election is less than a month away.Here is some important information about who is on the ballot and how to vote.Registering to VoteIf you are not registered to vote, you have until Tuesday, May 12. On that day,

ROSELLE PARK, NJ — The pavilion at Roselle Park's Boy Scout Park now bears the name of a longtime resident who gave back to the community in many ways.James “Jim” D. Vigliotti was remembered Sunday by borough leaders and family members and honored wi

ROSELLE PARK, NJ — Roselle Park residents looking to beat the heat this summer can head to Clark.The borough and township have renewed their partnership for this summer, which extends reduced-cost family memberships.A special rate is being offered. T

ROSELLE PARK, NJ — It took roughly 20 minutes for Roselle Park firefighters to put out a fire on Friday morning on W. Grant Avenue.When they arrived just after 8 a.m., firefighters saw a trailer on fire that was spreading to a vehicle and a shed, acc

ROSELLE PARK, NJ — Residents will have the opportunity to purchase unclaimed bicycles at a public auction scheduled for Thursday, May 14, in Roselle Park.The auction will take place in the employee parking lot of Borough Hall, near the Office of Emer

ROSELLE PARK, NJ -Roselle Park High School celebrated another major student-athlete milestone this morning as senior Anthony Cianfrocca officially announced his academic and athletic commitment to Norwich University, where he will continue his footba

ROSELLE PARK, NJ - Last week, Roselle Park High School Track & Field made history by competing in the 130th Penn Relays at Franklin Field on the campus of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, marking the program’s first appearance at t

ROSELLE PARK, NJ — Women in Roselle Park are invited to the Women's & Maternal Health Screening & Resource Fair.It will be held at the Anthony Signorello Youth Center on May 16, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.Women can receive screenings, services and

ROSELLE PARK, NJ — Roselle Park celebrated Arbor Day with a community celebration on Friday.Local leaders and members of the community gathered at Michael Mauri Gazebo Park, where two dogwood trees were planted. Students in Roselle Park also attended

TRENTON, NJ — From betting on elections to controversial wagers on life-and-death events, prediction markets have exploded in popularity. Now, New Jersey lawmakers want to shut some of them down.Lawmakers have introduced two pieces of legislation aim