News for Brick Township, NJ. The township of Brick is the 3rd most populous municipality in Ocean County and the 13th most populous in New Jersey with more than 75,000 residents. The mayor in 2021 is John Ducey.
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Why New Jersey residents are embracing the digital declutter to fight phone addiction
While opioid overdoses are decreasing, a different kind of addiction is on the rise. It’s time to talk about our digital habits.
Invisible threat: Plow-packed snow can suffocate or bury children
Before you let the kids dive into the snow, there's something important about those towering mounds you should hear. It's not just about fun; it's about safety.
Accused NJ drunk driver busted with fake plates in scooter crash
A Thursday night turned chaotic in Brick Township when an e-scooter rider wound up in a serious accident with a pickup. The truck driver is facing charges.
Brick man gets life for hiring killer to murder his own father
In a disturbing case from Ocean County, a 34-year-old man is sentenced to life for orchestrating his own father's murder.
Ocean County Man Gets 14 Years in Prison for Child Porn
37-year-old Daniel Nilla of Brick had previously pleaded guilty to three counts of receipt of child pornography. Earlier this month, he was sentenced to 168 months, or 14 years, behind bars.
Sentencing for NJ police trooper who tried to meet 'teen' for sex
A state trooper's career comes crashing down after a shocking undercover sting.
Must-see video of a deer causing NJ chaos inside Marshalls store
Imagine shopping for bargains and suddenly sharing the aisle with a deer — that’s exactly what happened in Brick last week.
Cuzin’s Seafood and Clam Bar opening another NJ restaurant
Seafood lovers, get ready! A beloved spot is expanding in Brick, promising fresh flavors and exciting dishes that’ll have your taste buds swimming.
Where NJ locals say to shop small right now
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Patients face uncertainty as company shuts health care locations
When healthcare access is suddenly cut, the community feels it. This is more than just numbers—it's about real people facing real challenges.