Freda to run unopposed in primary election for Princeton mayor, three candidates will seek two council seats
Former Princeton Borough Councilman Mark Freda will run unopposed in the Democratic primary for mayor of…
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Photos from the epicenter of the COVID-19 outbreak in Teaneck, NJ: An inside look at Holy Name Medical Center
Jeff Rhode of Holy Name Medical Center has been documenting the daily lives of healthcare workers…
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26 confirmed COVID-19 cases in Princeton
A total of 26 residents of Princeton have tested positive for COVID-19 as of Monday, officials…
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NJ governor calls on retired medical professionals to help in fight against COVID-19 as 3,347 new cases confirmed, state death toll rises to 198
The state has received positive COVID-19 test results for 3,347 residents overnight, bringing the total number…
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Hospitals in the Princeton region accept homemade masks for limited use
By contributor Marc Monseau As hospitals nationwide prepare for a potential surge in COVID-19 patients, some…
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Call for submissions for the Ellarslie ‘Not Quite Open: The Art of Sheltering in Place’ online exhibition
The annual juried Ellarslie Open art exhibition has been postponed until the fall because of the…
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Forecasting tool shows mid-April peak for COVID-19 deaths, hospital demand in New Jersey
A forecasting tool created by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation estimates that hospital bed…
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U.S. 1 newspaper temporarily stops publishing
U.S. 1, the weekly newspaper covering business and events along the Route 1 corridor, has temporarily…
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Hospitals in Princeton region seek donations of protective equipment
By contributor Marc Monseau As cases of COVID-19 increase in New Jersey, local hospitals are seeking…
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NJ food assistance benefits to increase during coronavirus pandemic
Many New Jerseyans who receive food assistance through the NJ Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (NJ SNAP)…
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Mercer County confirmed COVID-19 cases surpass 200, second Princeton police officer tests positive
A second Princeton police officer has tested positive for COVID-19, officials said on Sunday. The officer…
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COVID-19 local business spotlight: The Bent Spoon
When news of the spreading coronavirus struck, Gabrielle Carbone and Matt Errico closed their Bent Spoon…
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NJ governor issues statement on CDC travel advisory for New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy issued a statement late Saturday night in response to the Centers…
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Worried about paying your mortgage during the COVID-19 outbreak? Governor announces payment relief
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy Saturday announced that financial institutions will provide mortgage forbearance and financial protections…
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Mercer County to open a coronavirus drive-up testing site at the Quaker Bridge Mall on Tuesday
Mercer County, in collaboration with several healthcare organizations, will open an appointment-only, drive-up coronavirus testing site on…
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Ewing Police issue disorderly conduct citations to man who held house party in violation of executive order
A 54-year-old Ewing man was issued two disorderly persons citations by police for holding a house…
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NJ confirmed COVID-19 cases climb to 11,124, another 32 residents die
Governor Phil Murphy said the New Jersey Department of Health received positive coronavirus test results for…
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Princeton police officer tests positive for coronavirus
A Princeton police officer has tested positive for COVID-19, officials confirmed on Saturday. Two more police…
