New mediation program for landlords and tenants, emergency aid to renters, to be provided by Housing Initiatives of Princeton
Housing Initiatives of Princeton, a local nonprofit that helps low-income working families and individuals in and…
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First health care workers in N.J. begin receiving COVID-19 vaccine
Vaccine brings hope, and protection for health care workers. m
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Princeton University undergraduates to return to campus and surrounding community starting Jan. 15
Student arrivals will be phased in, school officials said. About 3,400 undergraduates want to return.
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State extends deadline for businesses to buy personal protective equipment (PPE) at a substantial discount
Businesses and organizations with 100 or fewer employees can apply for discounts of almost 70 percent…
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N.J. health officials say COVID-19 vaccine is ‘safe and effective’
Once the U.S. Food and Drug Administration gives its approval, which is expected Thursday, hospitals could…
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Second pop up COVID-19 testing site for Mercer County residents to be open Friday, Dec. 11 in Hamilton
Mercer County officials have announced that a new pop-up COVID-19 testing location will be open this…
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N.J. governor’s COVID-19 update for Dec. 7: ‘We can’t let up now’ in battling the virus
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy on Monday urged residents to continue to wear masks, practice social…
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The list: Where you can get a COVID-19 test in Mercer County
Location Name Address City, State Zip Code Phone Number COVID Testing Days Availability Test type(s) Mercer…
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Mercer County to offer free COVID-19 testing for residents again this Tuesday, Dec. 8
Fisrt-come, first-served. The testing will be limited to 300 people on Tuesday.
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N.J. Department of Health guidelines for celebrating the holidays
All holiday gatherings in New Jersey must comply with current indoor and outdoor limits. The current…
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COVID-19 vaccine coming as N.J. plans for who gets it first
First doses on the way, but only enough for 38,000. Millions more will need the vaccine…
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COVID-19 cases continue to climb in N.J., with 16,440 new confirmed cases since Thanksgiving
For the four-day period beginning on Thanksgiving and ending Sunday, the state received another 16,440 positive…
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N.J. governor discourages interstate travel, will issue new travel policy in coming days
With the Thanksgiving holiday a day away, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy said on Wednesday that…
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COVID-19 testing sites in Princeton region struggle to keep up with demand
As the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic sweeps across the state and with Thanksgiving just…
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Princeton University to bring undergraduates back to campus for the spring semester
To reduce the risk of spread within dormitories, the university will house students on a one-to-a-bedroom basis. Depending on demand, some students may be housed near campus rather than on it.
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COVID-19 outbreak at Carrier Clinic in Montgomery climbs to just under 90 confirmed cases
State inspectors are working with the clinic.
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N.J. governor urges residents to cooperate with contact tracers to help slow COVID-19 spread
More than 2,3000 contact tracers across the state are working to slow the spread of the…
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Mercer County announces two more free COVID-19 testing dates for residents, first responders, and health care workers
Mercer County will offer free COVID-19 testing on Tuesday, Nov. 24 and Tuesday, Dec. 1, from…
