A driver sustained a minor injury in a two-car crash, police said.
Belleville police have reopened the handicap parking application program with new rules and fees in place.
The Township of Belleville rolled out two local changes involving parking this week.
Paving work on two roads in Belleville is expected to cause street closures and traffic detours next week.
The driver continued for a short distance before returning to the scene. He told police that he thought he’d hit a deer, authorities said.
The victim was evaluated by Nutley EMS personnel and transported to a hospital for further evaluation, police said.
Recent incidents included a stolen vehicle, a catalytic converter theft and two car burglaries, Nutley police said.
“Contrary to some of the rumors circulating, this was not a hit-and-run,” a township official said.
Here are some projects that have been happening in the township – or are currently on the to-do list.
Nutley town officials are imploring drivers and pedestrians to keep safety in mind after two recent "heartbreaking accidents."
The town began alternate side street parking and leaf collection on Tuesday. Here’s what to know if you’re a vehicle owner in Belleville.
The 77-year-old pedestrian was transported to a nearby hospital and pronounced deceased shortly afterwards, Essex County authorities said.
Wondering what the road work is all about – and when it’s expected to end? Here are three ongoing projects happening in Belleville.
An ongoing effort to improve traffic safety near Belleville High School will continue this week at a public meeting.
“If vehicles continue to park in violation, Norfolk Southern police will be issuing summons and towing vehicles,” Belleville officials said.
NPD: The victim said a car hit them while they were standing in the middle of a crosswalk.
Bloomfield is also going through the same process, Belleville’s police chief said.
Essex County is partnering with the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority to develop a 25-year blueprint: “Connecting Communities.”
The new parking lot will give a boost to nearby businesses and visitors to the Belleville Public Library, the town’s mayor said.
The work will take up to a month, Nutley officials said. Here’s when it will begin.
A video provides a different perspective of a recent traffic safety demonstration in Belleville.
One of the closures may take place from Dec. 3 to Dec. 10. The other is scheduled from Dec. 9 to Dec. 20.
Residents and businesses in the area may see discolored water and low water pressure. Drivers should expect road closures.
A car owner told police that they returned to their vehicle to find that someone slashed both of their passenger-side tires.
A traffic experiment is being conducted in Belleville. It's gotten mixed reviews so far.
The New Jersey Safe Routes Program promotes walking, biking and other modes of travel that are “healthy and equitable.”
Two cars were stolen in Nutley, authorities recently reported.
Will the area in front of the middle school will be clear of construction by the time school starts? Here’s what town officials say.
The $20 million federally funded project is taking place in several phases. It won’t be done for three years, state officials estimate.
Belleville will get nearly $1 million in funding through the state’s Safe Routes to School program. Here’s what it will pay for.
"Please be aware of no parking areas during the construction," town officials said.
Two motor vehicle thefts were reported in Nutley this week, authorities said.
These vehicle-related crimes and “suspicious incidents” were recently reported in Nutley, authorities said.
Several open alcohol containers were found at the scene. One car was traveling about 90 mph at the time of the crash, authorities said.
A 16-foot box truck hit a pedestrian in a crosswalk, causing her serious injuries, Belleville police said.
Construction at the bridge – which spans Lyndhurst and Nutley – is also expected to impact Belleville. Here’s when it is expected to begin.
Belleville and Nutley are among the towns that will get money to run a “Click It or Ticket” campaign in 2024.
A 24-year-old Belleville man was arrested and charged with driving while intoxicated after a crash on Bell Street, police said.
A driver crashed her vehicle and was arrested earlier this week in Nutley, authorities said.
Nutley police responded to Rt. 21 South after getting multiple 911 calls about a motorcycle crash.