Princeton Council and library reach last minute deal to restore $75K in funding
The library must raise the other $75,000.
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How are public libraries funded in New Jersey?
In New Jersey, public libraries are treated as civic infrastructure under state law. They are primarily…
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Statement from the Friends and Foundation of the Princeton Public Library
The library’s endowment cannot be used to replace municipal funding.
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Princeton Public Library trustees issue statement about parking garage issue and budget
Proposed municipal funding for the library has been kept flat in the 2026 budget, even though health insurance costs and other expenses have risen.
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Princeton officials to library: Want more funding? End free two-hour parking (updated)
Trustees given until April 20 to decide whether to eliminate validated parking at Spring Street Garage
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South Brunswick issues township-wide boil water advisory after two water main breaks
Two water main breaks took place in South Brunswick on Tuesday.
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Residents urge Princeton Council to fully fund public library budget request
Residents concerned about reduced hours, note rising demand due to new housing developments
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Princeton introduces 2026 budget with 7% spending increase, residents urge support for library
A municipal tax increase in on the horizon for Princeton residents.
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Princeton ‘No Kings’ rally set for March 28
The event will run from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. on Saturday.
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Indivisible Princeton plans ‘honk and wave’ rally calling for peace, ICE accountability
The rally will be held from 4 to 5 p.m. Friday, March 6.
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Princeton rally planned to protest potential U.S. war with Iran
The rally on Hinds Plaza is scheduled foe 2 to 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 28.
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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.
