Princeton Planning Board: Thanet site fits with master plan
The Princeton Planning Board determined by a unanimous vote at a special meeting on Tuesday night that two new zoning districts along Thanet Road conform to the town’s … Read More
Fraga announces she will seek another term on the Princeton Council
Leticia Fraga, who is serving the third year of her term on the Princeton Council, has announced that she will seek a second term as a candidate in … Read More
Dina Shaw will run for Princeton Council in Democratic primary
Entrepreneur Dina Shaw will run for a seat on the six-member Princeton Council in the Democratic primary this June. Voters will elect two council members for three-year terms … Read More
Want to run for local or state office in NJ? Don’t miss these deadlines
In order to be on the election ballot, a candidate must file a petition. If you want to run for a municipal, county, state or national office in … Read More
Mercer County executive says new airport terminal, jail consolidation, secure voting machines, open space purchases, new parks are priorities for 2020
Mercer County Executive Brian Hughes gave his annual state of the county address to the freeholders on Jan. 23, highlighting goals for 2020 that include a new airport … Read More
Princeton Mayor Liz Lempert won’t seek reelection
Liz Lempert, who has served as the mayor of Princeton since Princeton Township and Princeton Borough were consolidated into one municipality, has announced that she will not seek … Read More
Settlement reached in Planet Princeton’s public records case seeking sewer department records
The municipality of Princeton and Mercer County have produced more than 1,500 pages of emails and other documents in response to public records requests and a lawsuit that … Read More
Lifelong Princeton resident Mark Freda will run for mayor in 2020
Mark Freda, a Princeton native who has served as a member of the local fire department and first aid squad for more than four decades, will run for … Read More
Princeton mayor mum on whether she will seek re-election
Princeton Mayor Liz Lempert won’t say whether she plans to seek reelection in 2020. Asked on Thursday if she will run for a third four-year term as the … Read More
Princeton will hire a new public facilities administrator to replace Hough
The municipality of Princeton has posted a new job for a director of operations and public facilities. The salary range is $110,000 to $138,000. The responsibilities for the … Read More
Polls open until 8 p.m. in New Jersey for the general election
Princeton voters will elect two council members and three school board members in the general election today, Nov. 5. They will also caste votes for the Mercer County … Read More
Third arrest made in illegal dumping investigation in Princeton
A second employee who worked for the municipality of Princeton has been charged by the Mercer County Prosecutor in connection with the illegal dumping investigation in Princeton. Frank … Read More
Mercer County Prosecutor charges one contractor in illegal dumping case
The owner of an Edison-based construction company has been charged with bribing a supervisor for the municipality of Princeton in exchange for dumping dirt at the River Road … Read More
Mercer County Freeholders slated to approve purchase of armored vehicle
The Mercer County Freeholders are slated to approve $287,000 for the purchase of an armored vehicle this Thursday night, a move that is opposed by some nonprofits and … Read More
Federal Court: NJ public records custodians can’t abdicate role at the behest of law enforcement agencies
The United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit issued a decision Wednesday in a public records case that is similar to Planet Princeton’s lawsuit against the … Read More
Planet Princeton starts to receive documents related to public records lawsuit about former landfill, sewer department site
Planet Princeton has started receiving documents from Mercer County and the Municipality of Princeton in response to a lawsuit filed last month seeking public records related to the … Read More
