Zagster cancels Princeton bikeshare program
It’s the end of the road for the Zagster bikeshare program in Princeton. Zagster informed users…
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Violence erupts in Trenton Sunday night a few hours after a peaceful protest ends
Just before 8:30 p.m. on Sunday, people set police cars on fire and looted stores in…
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In Trenton, a peaceful Saturday protest against racism and police brutality (photos and video)
Photos and video by Krystal Knapp About 400 people gathered in front of the State House…
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Advocates for immigrants demand the release of detainees in Elizabeth
Four people detained at Elizabeth Detention Center in Elizabeth filed a lawsuit on Friday, May 15…
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Protests over George Floyd’s death slated to be held in Trenton this weekend
Two protests are slated to be held in Trenton this weekend to demand justice in the…
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Have you seen her? Yetta the dog ran away in Herrontown Woods Thursday
Yetta the dog dashed off after a scent while on a hike in Herrontown Woods with…
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NJ governor signs executive order restarting childcare, outdoor sports practices, and day camps
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced at his daily press briefing on Friday that he is…
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Activists hold funeral procession in Trenton for prisoners who have died in NJ due to COVID-19
A procession of vehicles drove past the War Memorial on Thursday afternoon to raise awareness about…
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A day after he enters District 12 race, Chris Hedges drops out
Chirs Hedges, the Green Party candidate who announced on Wednesday that he would challenge Democratic U.S….
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Hopewell couple donates $1 million to Rider University for gym renovations
Hopewell Township residents Chuck and Isabel Baker have made a $1 million donation to Rider University…
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Op-ed: The streets belong to the people
By Richard K. Rein With evidence suggesting that the spread of the Covid-19 virus is less…
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Princeton Farmers’ Market opens Thursday with new location, safety protocols
The Princeton Farmers’ Market will kick off its summer season this Thursday, May 28, at its…
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Princeton writer and activist Chris Hedges to challenge U.S. Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman in District 12 race
Journalist, author, pastor, and activist Chris Hedges will run for U.S. Congress and has received the…
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Princeton area donors needed to replenish blood supply
Blood donors are needed because the usual spring build-up of the blood supply didn’t happen and…
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Robert Ginsberg named acting assistant superintendent of Princeton Public Schools
Robert Ginsberg, the principal of Johnson Park Elementary School for more than two decades, is slated…
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Free COVID-19 webinar for local food businesses on May 28
Restaurant and food business owners in Mercer County can learn about how to prepare to reopen…
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Here are the new guidelines for elective medical and dental surgeries in NJ
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed an executive order earlier this month allowing elective medical and…
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Native plants support pollinators
Letter to the Editor: When I first moved to Princeton years ago, spring welcomed back such…
