News for Howell, NJ. The township of Howell is the 2nd most populous municipality in Monmouth County and the 32nd most populous in New Jersey with more than 51,000 residents. The mayor in 2021 is Theresa Berger.
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Kosher grocers taking over shuttered Stop & Shop stores in NJ
Ten Stop & Shop locations closed for good in New Jersey late last year. The vacant buildings are in need of tenants who require a lot of space.
Three killed in Monmouth County crashes in 3 days
Two crashes happened Saturday night in Howell and a third in Colts Neck on Monday morning.
DWI checkpoint announced for Thanksgiving Eve in Monmouth County
Authorities consider the night before Thanksgiving to be one of the worst nights for drunk driving.
This new store is for 'treasure hunters' in Monmouth County
Just in time for the holidays, Treasure Hunters USA opened its doors to the public on Nov. 19.
NJ drought situation is now dire at the Manasquan Reservoir
The New Jersey reservoir has fallen below 50% for the first time in 30 years
NJ father and son arrested for Jan. 6 insurrection at the Capitol
For at least the second time, a father and adult son from New Jersey are facing federal charges in connection with the violent riot on Jan. 6, 2021 at the U.S. Capitol.
Woman charged in confrontation with NJ high school athlete
After Wall High School's 24-14 win over Howell Kelly Davis, 53, came onto the field during the post-game activities and was “aggressive and disruptive” towards a 17-year-old Howell player, according to Wall police.
'Dangerous' bakery opens its doors in Monmouth County
Residents lost a bakery earlier this year, but the spot has been reopened with a brand new look and feel.
Cops: Wild scam at Howell supermarket robs elderly man of $9,000
According to police, the incident wasn't just a crime of opportunity; the suspect set his eyes on a target in order to operate a scam that's playing out regularly across the country.
Illegal SWAT prank among recent threats to Monmouth schools
Monmouth University advised students of the Elmwood Hall residence hall to shelter-in-place while a threat was made against Howell High School after classes ended.