What N.J. law says about personnel records and discussions
New Jersey law governs what public bodies like school boards can and can’t discuss in public…
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Princeton University student charged in Jan. 6 riot at U.S. Capitol
A Princeton University student has been charged with civil disorder, a felony, for his actions during…
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Earlier trash wake-up call: Collection in Princeton may begin as early as 6 a.m. if change is approved by council
Will the time change help with the trash problems in the Central Business District? Time will tell.
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Princeton Council slated to pay p.r. firm $50,250 to manage weekly newsletter for six months
The contract can be renewed for another six months.
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Princeton Council slated to introduce $72.47 budget on Monday
The proposed spending plan for 2023 is $72.47 million.
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State: Mercer County repeatedly failed to make proper payroll tax payments to IRS and N.J. (updated)
Mercer County paid nearly $4.5 million in penalties and interest for delinquent tax filings and payments between 2018 and 2021.
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N.J. governor extends Anchor property tax relief program application until the end of February
More than two million New Jersey residents are eligible to receive up to $1,500 in property…
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N.J. governor signs legislation allowing pharmacists to dispense hormonal contraceptives without requiring a prescription
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Friday signed legislation that allows pharmacists in the state to dispense…
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President Biden signs federal rideshare safety law named after Robbinsville woman
President Joe Biden signed a measure into law on Jan. 5 to enhance rideshare safety protections. The…
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Jan. 1 COVID-19 update: Hospitalizations continue to rise in New Jersey as transmission rate increases
COVID-19 data is provided by the New Jersey Department of Health and updated every weekday. Only…
