Public Safety
Three charged with trespassing at vacant Livingston Mall
Three New Brunswick men faced criminal trespassing charges in Livingston Municipal Court after illegally entering the now-vacant Livingston Mall on June 19, as police enforce a zero-tolerance policy at the empty 43-acre property.
Public Safety
Livingston urges residents to sign up for emergency alerts before September
Livingston officials are urging residents to register for the Rave Alert Emergency Notification System and take other preparedness steps before National Preparedness Month begins in September, including signing up homebound residents for an evacuation registry and building disability-specific emergency kits.
Public Safety
Three charged with trespassing at vacant Livingston Mall
Three New Brunswick men faced criminal trespassing charges in Livingston Municipal Court after illegally entering the now-vacant Livingston Mall on June 19, as police enforce a zero-tolerance policy at the empty 43-acre property.
Public Safety
Three charged with trespassing at vacant Livingston Mall
Three New Brunswick men faced criminal trespassing charges in Livingston Municipal Court after illegally entering the now-vacant Livingston Mall on June 19, as police enforce a zero-tolerance policy at the empty 43-acre property.
What Gets Built
Millburn paving runs nine days past deadline, no end date set
Millburn's Phase 2 summer paving project closed three roads Friday, Aug. 14, running nine days past its original Aug. 5 completion deadline with no revised end date or explanation from the township.
The Reservation
The Reservation
The Reservation
Community
Livingston earns top "Healthy Town" honor for mental health and wellness programs
Livingston's Mayor's Wellness Campaign committee received the top "Healthy Town" designation from the NJ Health Care Quality Institute for 2025, recognizing a year of mental health workshops, walking programs, and outreach to isolated seniors funded by a competitive statewide grant.
Community
The one thing that can get Livingston teenagers to put their phones down? A dog named Georgia.
Livingston resident Pamela Vandenberg-Smith and her certified therapy dog Georgia now visit Riker Hill Elementary and Livingston High School weekly, a volunteer program that grew from a single parent-teacher meeting about her son with autism into a fixture across the district.
Community
Livingston Mall closes after 50 years, leaving town to decide what comes next
Livingston Mall has closed after more than five decades, and the Township Council will discuss the 59-acre site's future in a closed session Monday, July 13, as 376 housing units move forward on the former Sears parcel with planning for the remaining 43 acres still underway.
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Angela Yamamoto
Angela Yamamoto is an editor with a broadcast journalism background, and is passionate about stories that inform and connect. She started as a TV producer, anchor, and reporter at NBC16 in her hometown of Eugene, Oregon, covering breaking news and community features. A stint producing national news in New York City made her realize she missed community-focused storytelling, bringing her back to her roots.
Angela Yamamoto
Angela Yamamoto is an editor with a broadcast journalism background, and is passionate about stories that inform and connect. She started as a TV producer, anchor, and reporter at NBC16 in her hometown of Eugene, Oregon, covering breaking news and community features. A stint producing national news in New York City made her realize she missed community-focused storytelling, bringing her back to her roots.
Angela Yamamoto
Angela Yamamoto is an editor with a broadcast journalism background, and is passionate about stories that inform and connect. She started as a TV producer, anchor, and reporter at NBC16 in her hometown of Eugene, Oregon, covering breaking news and community features. A stint producing national news in New York City made her realize she missed community-focused storytelling, bringing her back to her roots.
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