South Brunswick police officer injured after investigating break-in involving four teens
A police officer in South Brunswick was injured when he investigated a break-in at a construction…
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Princeton Mobile Food Pantry supplies neighbors in need with food and more during coronavirus crisis
The food pantry at the Henry Pannell Learning Center on Clay Street in Princeton was closed…
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Majority of full-time and seasonal staff members at McCarter Theatre to be laid off in May
The majority of full-time staff members and seasonal staff at the McCarter Theatre Center will be…
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Third resident of Princeton Care Center dies from COVID-19 complications
A third resident of the Princeton Care Center has died as a result of complications from…
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Hundreds line up for food at free farm market in Ewing on Friday
The line of cars waiting to pick up free food snaked around the main campus drive,…
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Free farmers market today in Ewing
Farmers Against Hunger is partnering with several other area organizations to host a free emergency farm…
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NJ governor: Schools will remain closed until at least May 15, confirmed COVID-19 cases climb to 75,317
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy announced on Thursday that schools will remain closed across the state…
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Princeton Area Community Foundation awards nearly $700,000 in COVID-19 relief funds to local nonprofits
The Princeton Area Community Foundation has awarded its initial round of COVID-19 Relief and Recovery Fund…
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Princeton firefighter tests positive for COVID-19
A Princeton figherfighter has tested positive for COVID-19. The firefighter first developed symptoms on April 12…
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Rider University chemistry professors make hand sanitizer for area hospitals
Chemistry professors at Rider University are making their own hand sanitizer in school labs and donating…
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Princeton University to hold virtual graduation ceremonies this May and postpone on-campus commencement
The on-campus commencement ceremony for the Princeton University class of 2020 has been postponed until May…
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Montgomery Township reports first COVID-19 death, Acorn Glen reports 2 cases, plus updated regional statistics
A Montgomery resident has died as a result of complications from COVID-19, officials confirmed on Wednesday…
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COVID-19 local business spotlight: Labyrinth Books
Labyrinth Books owner Dorothea von Moltke answers questions about how the COVID-19 outbreak has affected her…
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New Rutgers saliva test for COVID-19 gets FDA approval, will be used in Middlesex County starting Wednesday
The Food and Drug Administration has granted emergency use authorization to the Rutgers University-based research company RUCDR Infinite…
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Alert: New wave of scams capitalizes on people’s fears about the pandemic
New Jersey Attorney General Attorney General Gurbir Grewal says the state has received numerous reports of…
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Officials: Another 365 NJ residents die from coronavirus, peak expected in late April
Governor Phil Murphy announced Tuesday that the state has recorded another 365 deaths related to COVID-19,…
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Sakrid Coffee Roasters in Princeton donates coffee and protective equipment to first responders and healthcare workers
Serge and Melanie Picard and Jonathan and Kristen Haley of Sakrid Coffee Roasters wanted to help…
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Second resident of Princeton Care Center dies from COVID-19
A second resident of the Princeton Care Center has died as a result of complications from…
