Hunterdon County officials confirmed new sightings of drones, including over Round Valley Reservoir. “There have been reports of single drones hovering over people’s houses for hours at a time.

Round Valley is the largest reservoir in the state and New Jersey’s second-deepest lake, according to state data. It covers 2,350 acres and holds up to 55 billion gallons of water when it is at ...

There have been confirmed mystery drone sightings near Round Valley Reservoir and the Hunterdon County 911 Center in Flemington, New Jersey, county officials told residents this week. It is ...

The reason for the drones' presence near the Round Valley Reservoir in Hunterdon County, near the Garden State's border with Pennsylvania, is unclear, according to NJ.com. Similarly unclear are ...

Officials say the body believed to be that of a missing kayaker has been found in the Round Valley Reservoir in Clinton Township, New Jersey. Witnesses say they saw a man fall out of a kayak ...

Were the flashing lights he spotted Thursday night from Round Valley Reservoir in Lebanon an airplane? A hobbyist flying a drone? Or something far more mysterious — maybe even nefarious — sent ...

At first they were spotted flying along the scenic Raritan River, which feeds the Round Valley Reservoir, the state’s largest aquifer, about 50 miles (80 kilometers) west of New York City.

At first, the drones were spotted flying along the scenic Raritan River, a waterway that feeds the Round Valley Reservoir, the state’s largest aquifer, about 50 miles (80 kilometers) west of New ...

Police in that part of New Jersey are also investigating a death at Round Valley Reservoir. Police New Jersey are also investigating a death at Round Valley Reservoir. Officials say they recovered ...

The company, which repackages fragrances, essential oils, and flavorings at a facility in Branchburg Township, was issued a notice of violation for an unpermitted discharge.

At first they were spotted flying along the scenic Raritan River, which feeds the Round Valley Reservoir, the state's largest aquifer, about 50 miles (80 kilometers) west of New York City.