N.J. acting attorney general issues guidance to prosecutors on enforcement of outdated law governing sex lives of people with HIV
The law has been on the books since 1997.
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YWCA Princeton’s Breast Cancer Resource Center kicks off Breast Cancer Awareness Month
The Beyond the Pink Art Show will be held virtually on Oct. 21.
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Second Nobel for a Princeton professor in two days as David MacMillan wins chemistry prize
MacMillan will split the $1.1 million prize with Benjamin List of the Max-Planck Institute.
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Princeton Police Blotter: Identity theft, PayPal poser, disaster scam
A Western Way resident reported to police on Sept. 27 that someone filed for unemployment benefits…
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Princeton University Professor Syukuro Manabe wins Nobel Prize in physics (updated)
Manabe is the founder of climate modeling.
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15th annual Princeton Environmental Film Festival returns this month as a virtual event
The 15th annual festival features 34 films and is free to the public.
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Prosecutor’s office releases sketch of rapist who forced woman off the Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park trail
If you recognize the man, please contact the police.
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Federal judge grants continuance in former Princeton resident Ford Graham’s fraud and identity theft case
According to the court filing, three of the victims of Graham’s alleged Ponzi schemes were Princeton area residents.
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William Lockwood, Jr. to step down as director of special programming at McCarter Theatre after more than half a century
Lockwood will still work with McCarter as a consultant.
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Princeton Area Community Foundation awards $275,000 to statewide principal and administrator group to help students exposed to trauma
The grant will allow the FEA to expand its program to up to 25 additional schools in Mercer County. Priority will be given to schools with a significant number of economically disadvantaged students.
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Coalition for Peace Action to co-host vigil at drone command center in Pennsylvania Saturday in response to civilian deaths in Afghanistan
Ten civilians were killed by a U.S. drone on Aug. 29.
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Woman sexually assaulted after being forced off the Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park trail by armed man
The woman was walking around 4:30 p.m. near the South Brunswick and Plainsboro border.
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Princeton Police to host blood drive with health department Oct. 7
THe blood drive is from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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Robert Ginsberg to retire at the end of the year after working in the Princeton Public Schools district for more than three decades (updated)
Ginsberg joined the Princeton school district in 1988.
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National Junior Tennis and Learning of Trenton gala raises more than $300,000 for youth programs and scholarships
More than a dozen students from the tennis program are attending college this fall.
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FAQ: How to appeal a FEMA Disaster Assistance decision
You may just need to submit more documentation to the agency.
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Photos: Students call on Princeton University to divest fully from fossil fuel industry
About 50 students participated in the sit-in.
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Municipality of Princeton shifts to new trash schedule for part of town on Oct. 1
See if your trash pickup has been switched from Thursdays to Fridays.
