Commission discusses informal pollinator gardens and upcoming water resources project collaboration.

After extensive public comment, the City Council voted to amend the Jersey Center/Sanford redevelopment plan to remove a proposed 27,000-square-foot data center and restore a park on the site; residents urged higher affordable-housing requirements and better public notice.

At a local meeting, students, officials and the mother of Fernando Diaz addressed his recent death, called for more emotional supports for youth and asked that upcoming sporting events include a moment of silence to honor him.

At a New Brunswick Board of Education meeting, public commenter Charlie Cratabille asked whether the board had been consulted about a proposed Jersey Avenue redevelopment change that would permit data centers near the new Blanquita Valente School and urged community action at an upcoming City Hall hearing.

Organizers aim to expand next summer's futsal tournament and incorporate World Cup activities.

Rec center seeks funding to update game room and enhance lighting with new painting.

Commissioners approve a new program to incentivize landlords and enhance housing quality in New Brunswick.

Commission discusses improving recycling practices and informing property owners about waste management.

Resident voices concerns about Parking Authority's role in New Brunswick redevelopment projects.

Recreation sports aim to engage children by emphasizing fun and fundamental skill development.

Recreation center to resume yoga and aerobics classes while extending operating hours.

Developers must submit a modified plan within four months to avoid project termination.

Mayor supports downtown affordable housing while others advocate for equity in all neighborhoods.

Residents urge city council to prioritize community center and housing over new parking decks.