CRANFORD - Sophomore Morrigan Gardiner tossed a five-inning no-hitter and allowed just one runner via error while striking out 12 to lead seventh-seeded Cranford past 10th-seeded Payne Tech, 10-0, in the first round of the North Jersey Section 2, Group 3 tournament, on Thursday.

Gardiner got off to a red hot start striking out the side on 11 pitches in the first inning. Though the ...

CRANFORD - For years, the Cranford boys lacrosse program found itself competing in the South Jersey Group 2 bracket of the State Tournament. 

This year, the Cougars have been moved to the North Group 3 bracket. New bracket means new unknown opponents and first on the road to a sectional championship was the Roxbury Gaels.

Regular season records can be deceiving. Strong ...

CRANFORD - Congratulations to this week’s Cranford High School Athletes of the Week, Miller Schulman and Anna Horne.

Schulman serves as a team caption on the boys tennis team and is a four-year varsity player. He currently has a career best 11-4 record.

The boys tennis team was eliminated in the first round of the North Jersey Section 2 Group 3 ...

CRANFORD - On Thursday, May 16, 2019 the Cranford Police Department held its awards ceremony. Below are short summaries of the incidents related to the commendations received by the officers.

Patrolman Gregory Federici

On February 28th, 2017 Officer Gregory Federici was on patrol when he observed a gray Chrysler in the area of Centennial Avenue and Cayuga Road being driven in ...

The information provided does not represent the total scope of police activity. Individuals charged as a result of police investigations are merely an accusation. All defendants should be presumed innocent until proven guilty.

1. 5/09/2019 @ 11:43 p.m. 

Lincoln Avenue East and Grove Street

Arrested: James Caldwell, 22, Cranford

Arrested by: Ptl. Timothy ...

CRANFORD - Law enforcement officers from the Cranford Police Division will join with police from around the country in cracking down on unbuckled motorists and passengers as part of the national “Click it or Ticket” campaign.

Beginning May 20 and running through June 2, the annual “Click It or Ticket” national mobilization utilizes high visibility seat belt ...

CRANFORD - With local elections coming up soon, it is once again time to share TAPinto Cranford election policies. 

Candidate Statements: 

Publication of candidate statements is at the sole discretion of the editor of that town’s site.  No statements will be published from the Sunday before Election Day through Election Day.  Statements must be factually accurate ...

ELIZABETH, NJ – Residents of Cranford and Westfield turned out in strong numbers at the Union County Freeholders meeting Thursday night to lobby against a plan for taller utility poles and more powerful electric lines slated for their municipalities, something the county officials are calling for an "investigation" of. PSE&G has said, however, it must make the ...

WESTFIELD, NJ — Municipal officials and advocates have detailed an alternate route for PSE&G to place upgraded power lines. While the officials are optimistic, PSE&G said Tuesday the new plan — the third it is considering for the area — brings with it significant engineering, safety and coordination considerations.

Westfield Mayor Shelley Brindle and Cranford Mayor ...

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ -- Al Mirabella, a Fanwood resident who has served as a Union County Freeholder since 1997, was among the inaugural New Jersey Association of Counties’ Freeholder Hall of Fame at a ceremony in Atlantic City on Thursday, May 8. Inductees were chosen for their leadership, commitment to county government, and 20 years of public service.

Mirabella, who grew up in ...

CLARK - They've been open since December, but they wanted to wait for beautiful weather like Saturday's sunny and 75 degree afternoon to officially introduce itself to the Township of Clark.

Duck Donuts, located at 77 Central Ave in the Clark Circle Shopping Plaza, hosted it's official "Hatching Ceremony" where owners Ron Bevan and Kristin ...

ELIZABETH, NJ - The statewide nonprofit Community Access Unlimited (CAU) celebrated its 40th anniversary of supporting people with developmental disabilities and at-risk youth on Tuesday. In 1979, CAU’s founder, Sid Blanchard, began operating the agency from his Volkswagen Beetle with a $90,000 grant to remove individuals from state institutions.

Today, CAU has an operating budget ...

JERSEY CITY, NJ - Susan G. Komen North Jersey’s annual 5K is in the books as hundreds of individuals’ cheery spirits shined through the soggy morning.

The 12th Annual Race for the Cure at Liberty State Park held yesterday morning, May 5, included a 5K Timed Race and Fun Run.

Participants weighed-in as they waited for results and awards.

“This is a great race,” ...

ELIZABETH, NJ --- Panasonic Corporation of North America has donated 500 baby monitors to Trinitas Regional Medical Center Maternity Patients in honor of Mother's Day.

"We are completely humbled and honored to receive such a generous gift from Panasonic. As our fellow servants in the Newark community, this is a true testament of an institution giving back to its local community," ...

WESTFIELD, NJ — Municipal officials and advocates have detailed an alternate route for PSE&G to place upgraded power lines. While the officials are optimistic, PSE&G said Tuesday the new plan — the third it is considering for the area — brings with it significant engineering, safety and coordination considerations.

Westfield Mayor Shelley Brindle and Cranford Mayor ...