Climate demonstrations like the Hinds Plaza gathering in Princeton may help prod our government to take action against global warming, but it’s
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Several hundred people gathered on Hinds Plaza Friday afternoon to demand action from world leaders on climate change. The protesters marched up
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Students from Princeton University and Princeton High School will host a local climate strike from 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Friday, Sept.
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The owner of an Edison-based construction company has been charged with bribing a supervisor for the municipality of Princeton in exchange for
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A federal appeals court today ruled that PennEast, a private company, cannot condemn state-owned lands in order to build part of its
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The biotechnology company Genmab will relocate its U.S. headquarters and research lab from the Carnegie Center to the former Bristol-Myers Squibb Campus
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Less than two years after solar panels were installed on top of the former municipal landfill in Princeton, the soil under and
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Mercer County Superior Court Judge Mary Jacobson issued a temporary restraining order on Monday evening to stop the governing body of Princeton
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An environmental consultant examined a container full of bags of asbestos pipe wrap that was found at the River Road sewer department
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The Princeton Council is slated to vote Monday night on a contract for a consultant to conduct an environmental assessment of the
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Integrated Construction and Utilities of New Jersey, an Edison-based company that does sewer repair, demolition, and asbestos abatement work, has filed a
MoreOfficials in Princeton announced Monday afternoon that a department director has been fired as a result of the ongoing investigation into illegal
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When an employee from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection came to Princeton in February to conduct the annual inspection of
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Four representatives from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection inspected the Princeton municipal sewer department site on River Road on Wednesday
MoreBob Hough, the head of the town of Princeton’s department of infrastructure and operations, has been put on paid leave while the
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A Princeton municipal site operated by the local sewer department and funded by taxpayer dollars has allegedly been used by at least
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Princeton officials hope the municipal food waste composting program will be reinstated later this year, with a short-term solution in place by
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Residents on Mountain View Road in Montgomery noticed a fuel oil smell and a sheen on Bedens Brook Monday night, and reported
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