Arrest made in Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park sexual assault
This is the third assault tied to the suspect.
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Former Princeton University employee files religious discrimination suit against school for COVID-19 policies
The suit was filed Tuesday in federal court.
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Morven Museum & Garden receives $500,000 National Park Service historic preservation grant
Morven Museum & Garden has been awarded a grant for $500,000 from the National Park Service…
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Princeton police officer promoted to sergeant
Luis Navas was promoted Monday.
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Fraudsters pose as Princeton area clergy members in new phishing scams
One prominent Princeton priest was impersonated this week in a bogus email soliciting gift cards.
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Princeton area police blotter: Identity theft, shoplifting, jewelry burglaries
Police blotter items from the Princeton and Hopewell Township police departments
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Legendary Princeton basketball coach Pete Carril dies at 92
He died at a hospital in Philadelphia.
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Robbinsville Police Department employee charged with stealing more than $250,000 in property from township
The employee worked for the township for 21 years.
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Video: Black bear jumps Riverside School fence
The bear was last seen in the Hartley Avenue area.
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Bear spotted in northeastern section of Princeton
A bear has been spotted wandering around Tyson Lane neighborhood near Poe Road in the northeastern…
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Blue Bears Special Meals owners: Closure is temporary
COVID is to blame for the temporary closure of the eatery.
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Law enforcement working to determine if suspect arrested for sexual assaults at parks in Somerset County responsible for D&R Canal State Park case
The man has been linked to two sexual assaults so far, law enforcement officials said.
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Have you had a check stolen in the Princeton area and forged? We want to hear from you.
Let’s figure out how to stop mail theft.
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Princeton Police Blotter: Park Place crash, lewdness at Princeton U., check theft and forgery
No one was injured in the Park Place crash, police said.
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Homeowners and lawn care services must abide by new lawn maintenance equipment ordinance
One of the founders of Quiet Princeton suggests that residents should notify the town if they observe someone violating the new lawn maintenance equipment ordinance.
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Rutgers University student roasts NJ Transit for unhelpful fare app in new video
New Brunswick resident and Rutgers University student Alex Davis has made a video and song that…
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Hamilton man arrested for murder of Ewing woman
The murder victim was 39.
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Garbage truck catches fire behind Princeton Shopping Center
The truck fire happened just after 2 p.m. Wednesday.
