New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy believes a hiring push at NJ Transit and more buses will help alleviate overcrowding and improve on-time bus performance. Murphy announced Monday that NJ Transit will hire 40 more drivers. In his fiscal year 2019...
An East Windsor resident was arrested last week after a month-long investigation by the Mercer County Narcotics Task Force that resulted in the seizure of $50,000 in marijuana products. On April 18, officers with the Mercer County Prosecutor’s...
Back when Record Store Day began, Jon Lambert never imagined the event would be such a hit with collectors. Lambert, the owner of the Princeton Record Exchange, was surprised to see about a dozen people lined up at the door before the doors even...
Princeton Day School’s fall production of “Girls Like That” by Evan Placey received 10 nominations for awards from the New Jersey Theater Awards, including outstanding overall production of a high school play. Director Stan Cahill said the...
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has named Paul Aronsohn to lead the newly created Office of the Ombudsman for Individuals with Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities and Their Families. The office, created in January, is in, but not of, the New...
Two elected officials are proposing that the New Jersey offer a three-month tax amnesty program to residents and businesses in order to boost state revenues. Assemblyman Robert Karabinchak and Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin proposed the program on...
Following the Internal Revenue Service’s lead, the New Jersey Department of the Treasury’s Division of Taxation announced Wednesday that it is giving taxpayers an extra day to file and pay their taxes. New Jersey residents and businesses with a...
The student eating clubs at Princeton University will host the fifth annual TruckFest food truck festival on Prospect Avenue this Saturday, April 21, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. TruckFest 2018 is a collaboration between all eleven of Princeton’s eating...
The public gallery of the Cotsen Children’s Library will re-open next Monday, April 23, at 9 a.m. As part of the Firestone Library Renovation Project, the public gallery called “Bookscape” has been closed since the summer of 2017 for...
To the Editor: I wonder who paid for the ad in last week’s Town Topics supporting the school bond referendum? State law requires a group of two or more individuals acting jointly to promote the passage of a public question, and expecting to raise or...
Dear Editor: By the time you finish reading this, more than 30 cases of child abuse will be reported to authorities nationwide. By the end of today, that number will swell past 9,000. Four of those children will die at the hands of their abuser. All...
To the Editor: As a Princeton resident and local businessman, the upcoming Council race really matters to me. I have known Eve Niedergang for more than a decade and she is someone who I deeply admire. I consider her a champion of progressive causes...
To the Editor: When John Borden passed away on April 11th, Princeton lost a most sincere and effective advocate for the housing needs of our community. On behalf of Princeton Community Housing, I am writing to express our condolences to John’s...
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