Roselle

Declining enrollment and the coronavirus have taken a toll on Catholic schools in New Jersey.

Prosecutors are using their discretion to drop charges a week after Roselle Park police arrested an armed security guard for carrying a licensed handgun.

A New Jersey man who works as a security guard for an armored car company is facing gun possession charges after being pulled over near his Union County home.

Roselle schools said if a test result comes back positive, they might close for two weeks.

Carlos Franco-Leon was charged with aggravated sexual assault of 2 students at Morris Catholic High School, according to prosecutors.

The officer who lived in Aberdeen hit two parked cars on a Matawan street and rolled over before coming to a stop.

Thousands of dollars collected on Oct. 13 went to eliminating the student lunch debt for nearly 1,500 families.

The assaults against two players in the late 90s and early 00s took place in his Union County home, prosecutors said.

The fires were within several blocks of each other, with a cause remaining under investigation.

The store on St. George's Ave in Roselle was open as usual hours after the crash.