Supporters raise almost $4,000 to cover fines for student who wrote ‘Title IX Protects Rapists’ on Princeton University walkways
A group of Princeton University students set up a crowdfunding campaign for a fellow student to…
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Officials explore options to bring back Princeton’s food waste composting program
Princeton officials hope the municipal food waste composting program will be reinstated later this year, with…
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Why residents should care about the Gateway Tunnel project
A partial shutdown of the Trans-Hudson Tunnel should concern everyone in the region, even if they…
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Michelle Pirone Lambros will help boost businesses in Princeton
To the Editor: I am writing to encourage Democratic voters to vote for Michelle Pirone Lambros in…
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What we’re watching: The Duke Farm eagle cam in Hillsborough
Watching the video from the live eagle cam at Duke Farms in Hillsborough, New Jersey is…
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Jammin’ Crêpes chosen to run the cafe at the Princeton Public Library
Jammin’ Crêpes will take over the cafe at the Princeton Public Library beginning in July. The…
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Witherspoon-Jackson Neighborhood Association to host Princeton Council candidate forum on Saturday
The Witherspoon-Jackson Neighborhood Association will hold a public forum for Princeton Council candidates this Saturday, May…
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Two new laws will help some NJ residents who are struggling to repay their student loans
Two new laws signed today by New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy will help borrowers of some…
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Local company wins national award for Updike Farmstead barn renovation
Baxter Construction has won a national award for the the renovation of the Wojciechowicz Barn at…
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Pins and Needles knitting store in downtown Princeton closing
For 18 years, the owner of Pins and Needles on Chambers Street in downtown Princeton has…
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Computational astrophysicist James Stone joins the Institute for Advanced Study
James Stone, a world-renowned computational astrophysicist whose research focuses on fluid dynamics, has been appointed to…
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Burglar targets vehicles in Princeton
A burglar tried to break into at least four vehicles in Princeton last weekend, police said….
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Millstone man hacked women’s accounts and stole sexually explicit videos and nude photos
A Millstone man has been sentenced to five years in prison for hacking into the private…
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Dinky train service to be restored May 12
Beginning on Sunday, May 12, the Princeton Dinky train will be in service again. The Dinky…
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Bridge over train line in West Windsor closed
Route 64, the bride over the Amtrak and NJ Transit’s Northeast Corridor train line in West…
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Alexander Bridge scheduled to open again Tuesday afternoon
The repair work on the bridge over the Stony Brook on Alexander Road near the border…
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Bike advisory committee: Bike lanes benefit everyone
To the Editor, Princeton’s Bicycle Advisory Committee (PBAC) would like to respond to the part of…
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New Jersey Attorney General launches a statewide conviction review unit and cold case network
The New Jersey Attorney General’s Office is creating two statewide initiatives to promote public safety and…
