Hopewell Police catch catalytic converter thief
The man stole catalytic converters in several N.J. towns.
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Emails reveal behind-the-scenes discussions about Princeton Care Center in its final month and mayor’s repeated concerns
“We are holding steady,” a state health official repeatedly told elected officials.
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Princeton Charter School named a 2023 National Blue Ribbon School
The school is one of nine New Jersey schools that received the honor this year.
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Municipality of Princeton ditches Corner House for mental health and addiction services, will outsource them to Catholic Charities
Corner House will still provide youth addiction prevention services.
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Princeton Public Schools issues two statements about HiTOPS video
District officials will meet with representatives from HiTOPS next week to discuss their working relationship.
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Right-wing group Project Veritas targets Princeton sex education nonprofit HiTOPS
Leaders of the nonprofit had to contact the police on Wednesday because of threats the organization received after the Project Veritas story ran.
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Princeton governing body issues statement on Jasna Polana marketing materials
The 222-acre site was once the estate of J. Seward Johnson Sr.
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Model NJ Transit Arrow III railcars would be a nice addition for train enthusiasts
Dear Editor: I have always loved the NJ Transit Arrow III railcars. I have traveled to New York City many…
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Marina Vrahnos of Lambertville dies at 61
Vrahnos died Sept. 5 from head injuries sustained when she was hit by a car while cycling on Route 571 in Millstone Township.
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Does a recent N.J. Supreme Court decision mean the end of tax breaks for developers in Princeton?
Have towns like Princeton been abusing the state’s Area in Need of Redevelopment statutes?
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Meeting House restaurant announces new scholarship program for Princeton High School seniors
Current Princeton High School seniors can apply for the scholarship.
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Jasna Polana golf course property in Princeton is for sale
The property was built as a private country home for J. Seward Johnson Sr. and Barbara Piasecka Johnson.
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Families want answers and action after abrupt closing of Princeton Care Center
Will there be an investigation? Families want to know and want to make sure this never happens at another nursing home in New Jersey.
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Princeton nursing home owed more than 272K to medical supply company
The owners of the long-term care facility didn’t bother to respond to the lawsuit.
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State issued corrective action plan, admissions freeze for Princeton Care Center in August due to deficiencies, staffing shortages
The facility did not have enough CNAs. State law mandates minimum staffing levels for long-term care facilities.
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Mayor Mark Freda: Princeton Care Center situation was avoidable
The state was aware of Princeton Care Center’s financial problems but said it was not the state’s role to figure out a plan or warn residents and families.
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Princeton Care Center nursing home closes abruptly, leaving familes scrambling to move loved ones
Families were given hours to find a new home for their loved ones.
