Call for submissions for the Ellarslie ‘Not Quite Open: The Art of Sheltering in Place’ online exhibition
The annual juried Ellarslie Open art exhibition has been postponed until the fall because of the…
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Forecasting tool shows mid-April peak for COVID-19 deaths, hospital demand in New Jersey
A forecasting tool created by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation estimates that hospital bed…
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U.S. 1 newspaper temporarily stops publishing
U.S. 1, the weekly newspaper covering business and events along the Route 1 corridor, has temporarily…
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Hospitals in Princeton region seek donations of protective equipment
By contributor Marc Monseau As cases of COVID-19 increase in New Jersey, local hospitals are seeking…
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NJ food assistance benefits to increase during coronavirus pandemic
Many New Jerseyans who receive food assistance through the NJ Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (NJ SNAP)…
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Mercer County confirmed COVID-19 cases surpass 200, second Princeton police officer tests positive
A second Princeton police officer has tested positive for COVID-19, officials said on Sunday. The officer…
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COVID-19 local business spotlight: The Bent Spoon
When news of the spreading coronavirus struck, Gabrielle Carbone and Matt Errico closed their Bent Spoon…
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NJ governor issues statement on CDC travel advisory for New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy issued a statement late Saturday night in response to the Centers…
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Worried about paying your mortgage during the COVID-19 outbreak? Governor announces payment relief
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy Saturday announced that financial institutions will provide mortgage forbearance and financial protections…
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Mercer County to open a coronavirus drive-up testing site at the Quaker Bridge Mall on Tuesday
Mercer County, in collaboration with several healthcare organizations, will open an appointment-only, drive-up coronavirus testing site on…
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Ewing Police issue disorderly conduct citations to man who held house party in violation of executive order
A 54-year-old Ewing man was issued two disorderly persons citations by police for holding a house…
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NJ confirmed COVID-19 cases climb to 11,124, another 32 residents die
Governor Phil Murphy said the New Jersey Department of Health received positive coronavirus test results for…
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Princeton police officer tests positive for coronavirus
A Princeton police officer has tested positive for COVID-19, officials confirmed on Saturday. Two more police…
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NJ attorney general: Comply with emergency orders or face charges
Contrary to rumors, New Jersey residents do not have a curfew. You aren’t being forced to…
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Photos: Littlebrook Elementary School teacher car parade
On Friday Littlebrook Elementary School teachers in Princeton took part in a vehicle parade, led by…
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Confirmed COVID-19 cases in NJ soar to 8,825, deaths surpass 100
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy Friday announced that the state has received positive COVID-19 test results…
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New screening system deployed at Capital Health hospitals in Hopewell and Trenton
Capital Health has set up a new system to prescreen walk-in patients at Capital Health Regional…
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Two residents of a Plainsboro nursing home die after contracting the coronavirus
Two residents of a nursing home in Plainsboro have died as a result of complications from…
