Some NJ Transit Light Rail service resuming Monday evening after historic snowstorm
The River Line has resumed operation. NJ Transit officials are still waiting for conditions to improve for Northeast Corridor train service to start again.
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❄️ Winter storm live updates: Blizzard warning issued for Princeton area; heavy snow expected through Monday (9:30 p.m. Monday update)
Check this post on our website for the latest updates. We will be updating info. throughout the storm. Stay safe and warm! Send storm photos and news tips to editor@planetprinceton.com.
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Bonnie Watson Coleman condemns Princeton ICE arrests, calls for DHS Secretary Kristi Noem’s impeachment
She said residents should protest peacefully.
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‘Bad comedy show’: Mayors blast Trenton Water Works as ice jams cripple plant again
Trenton Water issued a conservation notice to customers but did not disclose the intake failure.
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New yoga and wellness studio opens in Plainsboro
The studio is located at 5 Schalks Crossing Road.
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Mercer County prosecutor appoints new chief and deputy chief of detectives
Anthony Petracca is a former Princeton Borough police officer.
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Princeton to phase out non-owner Airbnbs over three years under new rental ordinance
Single-family homes may be used as short-term rentals if the operator lives there.
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Penn Medicine Princeton Health appoints new chief operating officer
Mr. Dingle has worked at Princeton Health for 21 years.
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Coming soon to Palmer Square: Botox and fillers
SkinSpirit, a national medical aesthetics chain and one of the country’s largest providers of Botox and…
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Fatal South Brunswick crash under investigation
A 61-year-old Kendall Park woman died following a three-vehicle crash on New Road that remains under…
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Princeton “No Kings Day”rally moved to Monument Park, time changed
The Princeton “No Kings Day”rally begins at 3:30 p.m.
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After six-year search, historic Black Princeton church names new pastor
Rev. Gerald is only the second woman to hold the title of senior pastor at the First Baptist Church of Princeton in the church’s 225-year history.
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U.S. Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman issues statement on return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia to U.S. to face criminal charges
U.S. Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman issued the following statement regarding the news that Kilmar Abrego Garcia,…
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Princeton University joins lawsuit challenging federal cap on research overhead costs, citing threat to scientific innovation
Filed Monday in federal court, the complaint challenges NSF’s decision to impose a fixed 15 percent limit on indirect cost rates for all new grants awarded to universities.
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New Jersey attorney general sues Trump, RFK Jr. over dismantling of U.S. Health Department
The lawsuit, filed in federal court, seeks to block a wide-reaching reorganization of HHS that has led to mass firings, the shuttering of critical health programs, and the closure of regional offices responsible for responding to national public health emergencies.
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Former Princeton YWCA Aquatics Director Barbara Griggs dies at 74
Barbara S. Griggs, 74, of Dayton passed away on Sunday, April 27, at Penn Medicine Princeton…
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Longtime resident, therapist, and teacher Norbert Wetzel dies at 88
Beloved husband, father, grandfather, colleague, teacher, and therapist, Norbert A. Wetzel, ThD, died at his home…
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Princeton Man, 74, in critical condition after being struck by teen driver
A 74-year-old Princeton man is in critical condition after being struck by a teen driver just after 3:30 p.m. Tuesday.
