News for Old Bridge, NJ. The township of Old Bridge is the 3rd most populous municipality in Middlesex County and the 18th most populous in New Jersey with more than 65,300 residents. The mayor in 2021 is Owen Henry.
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Target is about to open its newest store in NJ
Target is opening its newest NJ store in a retail plaza that also will offer a ShopRite, Shack Shack, Chipotle, Honeygrow and much more.
NJ is Home To 3 Restaurants Named Best in America
You've got to out them on your restaurant bucket list.
Pay attention! NJ cops could pull you over today in Monmouth
Police in seven towns along Route 34 are targeting impaired driving, speeding and distracted driving between 3 p.m. and 7 p.m.
Home Depot worker dies in crash at store in Old Bridge, NJ
Old Bridge police said that the driver of a Chevrolet Malibu died after it collided with a tractor trailer at a loading dock at the store on Route 9.
Teen charged with killing Wawa worker after store 'altercation'
Andrew Padulano was struck by a Ford truck outside the Wawa store on Route 34 in Old Bridge, where he worked. He died over a month later.
2 Winners! NJ Lottery Players Enjoying $100K, $424K Jackpots
Officials with the New Jersey Lottery said there were back-to-back Jersey Cash 5 winners just before Christmas -- one in South Jersey and the other in North Jersey.
16-year-old from North Plainfield, NJ killed in Route 22 crash
A teen killed in single vehicle crash on Route 22 Christmas morning was pronounced dead at the scene near Victor Street.
2 dead in crashes in South Brunswick and Old Bridge, NJ
The crashes on Route 1 and Route 34 both took place before sunrise on Christmas Eve.
NJ man who killed driver in stolen car crash sent to prison
Samuel Villar, of Somerset, pleaded guilty to first-degree aggravated manslaughter, stemming from the Route 9 crash that killed Arturo Tlapa Luna, of Freehold.
Inside seedy sex club in NJ that led to racketeering charges
Anthony and Doreen Acciardi and their two adult sons have been hit with a new host of charges, including racketeering, for illegal activities that netted millions of dollars.