NJ company reaches settlement with state regarding misleading claims about a surgical mesh product
Franklin Lakes-based company C.R. Bard, a medical technology company, will pay the State of New Jersey…
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NJ Assembly approves bill to address school lunch shaming and student meal debts
Following several controversies surrounding unpaid breakfast and lunch tabs at public schools, a measure to address…
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Designs for new Princeton University Art Museum unveiled
School officials unveiled design plans Wednesday for the new Princeton University Art Museum building.
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Rodney Fisk, rail expert and former Princeton Borough councilman, dies at 79
Rodney A. Fisk died on September 9 at Calvary Hospital in the Bronx after battling brain…
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Local teen robbed in woods near Faculty Road on Saturday
A local teen reported to police that he was robbed on Saturday in the wooded area…
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Princeton Festival director steps down
Richard Tang Yuk, the executive and artistic director of the Princeton Festival, is leaving the organization…
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The voter registration deadline is Oct. 13 in NJ: Three ways you can register to vote
The deadline to vote in the Nov. 3 general election is Tuesday, Oct. 13. The following…
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New York Sports Club at Princeton Shopping Center closed for good
The New York Sports Club at the Princeton Shopping Center has been closed permanently. It is…
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Princeton University buildings given the all-clear after school receives bomb threats Saturday morning (updated)
Princeton University received bomb threats Saturday morning and evacuated four buildings — Nassau Hall, Firestone Library,…
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Kwanza Jones and José E. Feliciano donate $20 million to Princeton University, two new dorms to be named in their honor
Princeton University alumni Kwanza Jones and José E. Feliciano have made a $20 million gift to Princeton…
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Princeton brothers seek toy donations for curbside pickup to give to other kids
Ryan and Kyle Grzymala want to bring joy to other kids during the pandemic while also…
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A middle school in the West Windsor-Plainsboro district shifts to all-remote learning after teacher tests positive for COVID-19
Just a week after the school year began in the West Windsor-Plainsboro Public Schools, officials had…
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Major food companies and restaurants need to do better when it comes to serving customers with dietary restrictions and allergies
Dear Editor: Major food companies need to find a rigorous way to serve customers with dietary…
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Hare, Lemon, and Johnson are the best candidates for a diverse, accountable, and trusting Princeton Board of Education
To the Editor: I write this letter in support of Paul Johnson, Karen Lemon and Bill…
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School board candidate Adam Bierman keeps an open mind when considering issues
Dear Editor, For Adam Bierman, Princeton has always been home. His candidacy for Princeton Board of Education…
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Princeton Public Schools teachers and staff told they can take an unpaid leave of absence for the school year due to COVID-19 concerns
Most of the teachers and staff members in the Princeton Public Schools district who sought to…
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Tassot Apiaries owner retires, company bought by NJ farm
Tassot Apiaries, a regular vendor at many farm markets in the Princeton region, has been bought…
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Latest four COVID-19 cases in Princeton linked to school, university, social events
Four people in Princeton have tested positive for COVID-19 over the past seven days, and a…
