Briefs

Twenty-five thousand pounds of pasta are under recall because they may contain soy, a known allergen that is missing from the content labeling.

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A 57-year-old Toms River attorney is scheduled to be sentenced in August for skipping payments to the Internal Revenue Service and concealing money in an attorney trust account credited to his wife while already behind on tax payments.

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Starting Thursday, United Water Toms River customers in Toms River, South Toms River and Berkeley Township can expect to see bills that total about five dollars more than before.

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A Marlboro food-distribution executive faces up to five years in prison when he's sentenced in September for federal income tax evasion.

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Governor Christie is expected to make a major announcement Monday on the six-month anniversary of Superstorm Sandy.

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Two Monmouth County men await July 26 sentencing for trailing and robbing an Ocean Township woman in 2008.

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A Tinton Falls 41-year-old faces eight animal-cruelty charges, accused of duct-taping the snouts of two dogs and punching a puppy in the head.

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A former Upper Freehold Regional Schools clerk from Little Egg Harbor awaits sentencing June 7 for pilfering about $14,000 while on the job.

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Polishing the Jersey Shore's image to maintain a healthy flow of tourism dollars is a daunting task in a normal year. Superstorm Sandy last October turned it into a Herculean challenge. Monmouth County Freeholder Director Tom Arnone's willingness to take on the heavy lift lands him among the winners of the Monmouth-Ocean Development Council's Silver Gull Awards for 2013.

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This Sunday at Toms River High School North, dozens of your neighbors are running to remind you that so many superstorm victims are still crawling back to normal lives.

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