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One of the mostly known cities in Central Jersey, New Brunswick is located within Middlesex County, surrounded on all four sides by Highland Park, East Brunswick, North Brunswick, and Franklin. New Brunswick is probably most known to be where Rutgers University and the famous "grease trucks" are located. Most of the people who live in New Brunswick are either black or hispanic, with specks of other ethnicites. Over the past couple of years, housing has inproved considerable due to the construction of many new housing complexes. Also, crime within New Brunswick has decreased dramatically over the years. The main street infamous for drug activity is Remsen Ave.
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