ICE arrests two Princeton residents (updated 5:30 p.m.)
Agents were last seen on Jefferson Road.
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Pirone Lambros named 2026 Princeton Council president, Fraga announces she won’t seek reelection
The Princeton reorganization meeting was held Wednesday evening.
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Zwicker will swear in Princeton Council members at Jan. 7 reorganization meeting
Princeton’s governing body will hold its annual reorganization meeting at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 7,…
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Princeton Public Library to cut hours due to budget deficit
The cuts begin on Monday, Jan. 12.
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Princeton rally planned for Jan. 7 to protest against Trump’s intervention in Venezuela
The rally will begin at 5 p.m.
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Residents urge Princeton Council to support Immigrant Trust Act resolution
Princeton officials said a municipal committee is reviewing the wording of a draft resolution in support of immigrants.
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It’s official: Municipality of Princeton uses eminent domain to take over Westminster Choir College property
The town is paying Rider University $42 million for the Westminster Choir College campus in Princeton.
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When does the Princeton Council meet in 2025?
The Princeton Council has set its meeting schedule for 2025, subject to the governing body’s formal…
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Governor slated to swear in Princeton mayor for second term at Tuesday reorganization meeting
The first Princeton Council meeting of 2025 begins at 7 p.m. in person and also will be streamed via Zoom.
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BOE president calls on Princeton Council to share PILOT money with public schools
The schools will be educating more students, but have not been inlcuded in any of the town’s PILOT deals with developers.
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Hamilton mayor calls on NJDEP to take over operations of Trenton Water Works
The Trenton Water Works serves the capital city and portions of four other municipalities in Mercer County. Martin’s statement comes a week after the city sent a letter to customers informing them that a Trenton Water Works employee falsified water testing data.
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Putin propaganda or Princeton prank? (updated)
Propagana for Russian President Vladimir Putin was on display on Nassau Street in Princeton Thursday.
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Bernard Miller, former Princeton Township mayor, dies at 95
Miller served as an elected official in Princeton for more than 15 years.
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ICE issues statement about “targeted intelligence” raid in Princeton
According to ICE, one person was arrested in Princeton Wednesday.
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ICE conducts raids in Princeton: “Everyone is terrified”
Several men in unmarked vehicles wearing vests with the words “police” on them came to Princeton…
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Princeton Human Services summer youth employment program now accepting applications
Applications are due by April 26.
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Princeton University and Municipality of Princeton agree on new five-year PILOT deal
The school also intends to distribute up to $10 million over five years to a nonprofit organization to provide property tax relief for lower- and middle-income Princeton homeowners.
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Fact check follow-up: Affordable units at AvalonBay’s Thanet development (Avalon Princeton Circle)
The van. 22 video excerpt and documents related to Avalon Princeton Circle (Thanet).
