N.J. governor announces payment protection for residents who receive pandemic stimulus relief payments
The initiative is aimed at making sure residents can access their stimulus funds and use them to cover essential expenses.
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A year later, Princeton Mobile Food Pantry is here to stay
The need for food has grown over the past year and so have the efforts of the Princeton Mobile Food Pantry.
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Coronavirus variants spreading rapidly, and testing lags dramatically
In five weeks, variant cases rose 830% in NJ, and only 2% of cases are tested for new virus strains.
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New apartment complex behind MarketFair set to open in West Windsor this summer
Prices for apartments range from about $2,145 to $3,615 per month.
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Uber partners with Walgreens to help N.J. drivers get COVID-19 vaccines
Drivers will be able to book a vaccine appointment with Walgreens using a unique authorization code.
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State report: Bias incidents on the rise in N.J.
A total of 1,441 bias incidents were reported in New Jersey in 2020.
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March 27 Stop Asian Hate rally in Princeton moved to Hinds Plaza
Several hundred people are expected to attend the event.
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Princeton Council introduces $66.6 million municipal budget
Officials hope federal aid due to the pandemic will fill the budget gap.
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Mercer County Homicide Task Force investigating officer-involved shooting in Hamilton
A Trenton man is in critical but stable condition.
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Insurance company rejects municipality’s claim for illegal dumping clean-up costs at River Road site
The town has hired an environmental lawyer to deal with all of the legal issues related to the illegal dumping that took place at the municipal property.
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YWCA Princeton and Arm in Arm to host mobile food pantry event on March 27
Food will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Engineering department: Reversing direction of South Tulane Street in Princeton is not a viable option
A test showed that the direction can’t be reversed because of sight line problems.
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Stop Asian Hate rally and vigil set for Saturday, March 27 in Princeton
The rally and vigil will run from 1 to 3 p.m.
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Letters: Say no to artificial turf at Hilltop Park and in Princeton
The town should ban artificial turf from community parks going forward. Letter by Jeffrey Bergman
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Governor visits NJ Transit worker vaccine clinic
All frontline workers for the state agency became eligible for vaccines on March 15.
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Photos: Friends of Princeton Open Space photo contest winners
Small World Coffee will host an exhibition of contest photos at the Witherspoon Street location in the fall.
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Four more corrections officers face charges for allegedly assaulting inmates at the Edna Mahan Correctional Facility
Prisoners were assaulted by corrections officers on Jan. 12.
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New unemployment claims in N.J. increase after four weeks of declines
A total of 2,056,379 unemployment claims have been received by the New Jersey Department of Labor since the pandemic hit the state last year.
