Newhouse kills print editions of Trenton Times, Star Ledger, Hunderdon County Democrat, South Jersey Times, Easton Express Times; RIP Jersey Journal
The Trenton Times will print its last newspaper on Feb. 2, 2025. 😢
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N.J. Senate passes Freedom to Read Act
N.J. Senate passes Freedom to Read Act sponsored by Sen. Andrew Zwicker.
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Food Scene: The joys of apple season
Susan Sprague Diamond’s first food column for Planet Princeton includes a recipe for cinnamon apples.
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Award-winning writer Susan Sprague Diamond joins Planet Princeton as contributing food editor
Susan Sprague Diamond will write a weekly column for Planet Princeton called Food Scene.
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By the numbers: Affordable housing obligations for the next decade for the Princeton region
Our roundup of affordable housing obligations for the next decade for the greater Princeton region.
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Another lewdness incident at Princeton University
Several lewdness incidents have taken place on the Princeton University campus and in town since August.
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VP Kamala Harris set to visit Bucks County Wednesday as Doug Emhoff stumps for her in Lambertville
Vice President Kamala Harris will speak at the Washington Crossing Historic Park in Upper Makefield Township,…
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Have you seen them: Two Boston Terriers spotted running along Province Line Road
Two Boston Terriers were seen running around the intersection of Province Line Road and Route 518 on Tuesday evening.
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Lawrence boy, 12, dies after tree falls on him
The Lawrence community is grieving the loss of a student. Counselors and therapy dogs will be available for extra support this week.
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Vote “No” to partisan politics in West Windsor
The writer argues that shifting to a partisan voting system in West Windsor will mean party bosses choose who gets on the ballot and wins elections.
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More information about Washington Road bridge closure
Washington Road is closed between Faculty Road and Nursery Road until next Friday.
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Planet Princeton 2024 Board of Education candidate forum
Each school board candidate introduced themselves and shared their views on critical issues such as fiscal discipline, teacher retention, book banning, and school policies on race and diversity.
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More lewdness: Man exposes himself on Dinky train
The incident took place Wednesday night.
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Photo of the day: View of the Northern Lights from Princeton
Princeton area residents enjoyed beautiful views of the Northern Lights Thursday night.
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Jammin Crepes to kick off 10th anniversary celebration Oct. 15
Jammin’ Crepes started out as a stand at the West Windsor Farmers Market.
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Washington Road will be closed between Faculty Road and Route 1 for a week
The Washington Road closure begins Friday night.
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Mathematician Walter David Neumann dies at 78
Professor Neumann was renowned for major breakthroughs in fields of mathematics that included low-dimensional topology, hyperbolic geometry, geometric group theory, and singularity theory.
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Learn more about the six candidates vying for three seats on the Princeton Board of Education
All six candidates for the Princeton Board of Education participated in our candidate questionnaire. Learn more about the candidates so you can make an informed decision when you vote.
