Confirmed COVID-19 cases climb to 64,584 in NJ, governor bans internet and phone companies from shutting off service
Governor Phil Murphy announced Monday that the state has received positive COVID-19 test results for another…
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Governors will coordinate efforts to safely reboot the economies in NJ, NY, PA, DE, CT, and RI
The governors of New Jersey, New York, and four other states said on Monday that they…
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COVID-19 kills Princeton mathematician, ‘Game Of Life’ inventor John Horton Conway
Renowned mathematician and Princeton University professor John Horton Conway died April 11 as a result of…
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Video: Princeton residents make some noise for healthcare workers
Residents in neighborhoods across the Princeton area are showing their gratitude for healthcare workers by gathering…
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Governor orders new public transit and food pick-up restrictions as COVID-19 death toll in NJ climbs above 2,000
Starting Monday at 8 p.m., commuters who ride trains, light rail lines, and private buses in…
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COVID-19 confirmed cases in NJ climb to 54,588 as state officials announce another 233 deaths
The state has received positive COVID-19 test results for another 3,627 residents, bringing the statewide total…
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Police: Man exploited the goodwill of local pizzerias during pandemic by ordering thousands of dollars of food he never picked up
A man called more than a dozen pizzerias and restaurants in Middlesex, Somerset, and Mercer counties…
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NJ receives 15 Abbott ID NOW instruments from feds to expand access to COVID-19 testing
The state has received 15 point-of-care ID NOW testing instruments from the federal government to expand…
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Princeton area houses of worship embrace virtual religious services
By contributor Marc Monseau Churches, synagogues and other houses of worship are embracing digital tools to…
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Princeton YMCA launches gratitude project
The Princeton Family YMCA’s Donor Man, also known as Michael Rosenborough, director of the YMCA’s Accept,…
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Confirmed COVID-19 cases surpass 50,000 in NJ
Governor Phil Murphy announced at his daily press briefing on Thursday that the state has received…
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Create some noise: Clap your hands, bang your pots, blow a whistle for workers on the front lines during the COVID-19 crisis
Fellow Princetonians: I hope you are all well and finding creative ways to calm the stressors…
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Share My Meals partners with Princeton restaurants to feed the hungry during COVID-19 pandemic
When the nonprofit Share My Meals was incorporated in January in Princeton, it had a twofold…
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Princeton University freezes salary increases, asks departments to cut non-essential spending in response to COVID-19 crisis (updated)
Faculty and staff members at Princeton University received an email on Wednesday outlining measures to cut…
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Governor issues new restrictions for essential retail businesses, changes primary election date as NJ sees another record jump in COVID-19 related deaths
Governor Phil Murphy announced Wednesday that another 275 residents of New Jersey have died as a…
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Care Center resident is second COVID-19 death in Princeton (updated at 6:50 p.m.)
A second resident of Princeton has died as a result of complications from COVID-19. The resident,…
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One resident, 10 staff members at Stonebridge test positive for COVID-19
One resident of the senior skilled nursing facility at Stonebridge in Montgomery has tested positive for…
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Open and closed: Princeton area parks (updated 4:15 p.m. Wednesday)
All state parks have been closed by the governor of New Jersey to support social distancing….
