Princeton Public Schools saved about $1 million due to COVID-19, but some board members say they found out too late
A controversy is brewing on the school board for the Princeton Public Schools about transparency regarding…
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NJ governor: Indoor dining can reopen July 2, residents can now attend outdoor gatherings of up to 250 people
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced on Monday that indoor dining and casinos can reopen with…
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Princeton Police Chief Nick Sutter to retire in October
Nick Sutter, who has served as the police chief of Princeton since 2014, is retiring on…
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Activists demand disaster relief for undocumented workers in New Jersey
A crowd gathered in front of the Trenton State House Annex to demand disaster relief for…
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Route 1 south ramp and overpass to the Quaker Bridge Mall closed for next phase of roadway widening project
The New Jersey Department of Transportation has closed the ramp and overpass from Route 1 southbound…
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Murphy readies plan for reopening NJ schools minus critical team member
This story was written and produced by NJ Spotlight. It is being republished under a special…
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NJ lawmakers likely to pass supplemental spending bill by end of June
This story was written and produced by NJ Spotlight. It is being republished under a special…
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Princeton Police seek public’s help locating missing senior citizen
The Princeton Police Department is seeking the public’s help to locate a missing senior who was…
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Princeton Police seek public’s help identifying suspect who allegedly groped teen last Friday
The Princeton Police Department has released a video of the suspect who allegedly groped a teen…
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Three-car crash shuts down portion of Route 1 in South Brunswick
Three cars crashed on Route 1 near Henderson Road at about 11:15 a.m. on Friday. The…
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West Windsor officials decide not to open community pool this summer, Princeton officials still undecided
West Windsor Mayor Hemant Marathe announced Friday that the WaterWorks community pool will not open this…
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Montgomery farm sees sales spike during the pandemic
The fifth-generation family farm has been serving the community since 1928, long before the sustainable and local agriculture movements became trendy.
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NJ officials release restart standards for New Jersey colleges and universities
The New Jersey Office of the Secretary of Higher Education on Thursday issued standards for colleges and…
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Supreme Court blocks Trump administration from ending DACA protections for Dreamers
Princeton University, Microsoft, and Princeton graduate Maria Perales Sanchez were plaintiffs in one of the early lawsuits challenging the Trump administration.
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Rolling Harvest Food Rescue seeks volunteers for events and gleanings, will host a second free farm market in Trenton Friday
Rolling Harvest Food Rescue, a non-profit organization that partners with local farmers to feed people in…
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Local advocates applaud landmark Supreme Court ruling on LGBTQ rights
The United States Supreme Court ruled on Monday that the Civil Rights Act of 1964 protects…
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African American group sues FDA for inaction on banning menthol cigarettes
The African American Tobacco Control Leadership Council and Action on Smoking and Health filed a lawsuit in federal…
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Princeton Recreation Commission will decide on pool opening, rates for the shorter season, this Thursday
The Princeton Recreation Commission will likely approve the opening of the Community Park Pool and rates…
