Photos: Princeton 9/11 memorial dedication and remembrance ceremony
The memorial was a decade in the making.
Bruce Springsteen performs ‘I’ll See You in My Dreams’ at the 9/11 memorial in New York on the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks
Remembrance ceremonies are being held throughout the region this weekend.
City of Trenton welcomes Olympic gold medalist Athing Mu home with a parade
The 19-year-old was born and raised in the city.
Pedestrian struck by car on Rosedale Road hospitalized
The crossing has been flagged as dangerous many times.
Trenton man charged in Hyatt Place after-party double stabbing in West Windsor
A Trenton man has been charged with two counts of aggravated assault, possession of a weapon for and unlawful purpose, and unlawful possession of a weapon for allegedly stabbing two other men at a birthday after-party at the Hyatt Place on Route 1 in West Windsor. The incident took place in the early morning of…
New Jersey Historical Commission approves $230,000 in supplemental COVID-19 grant to support to history organizations across the state
Four local non-profit organizations received grants.
Two vehicles crash into median of Route 1 southbound in West Windsor
A driver lost control of a vehicle just after 10 p.m. on Saturday and crashed into the median on Route 1 southbound near the Princetonian Diner building. The car then crossed the road again after striking the median, and went into a ditch. Debris in the road from the crash then caused another driver to…
New paid parking permit proposal is an insult to Princeton residents
Letters: Why should residents pay for on-street parking when their property taxes are already so high?
Reaching the underserved: Henry J. Austin Health Center in Trenton administers more than 10,000 COVID-19 vaccines
Health center vaccinates underserved people in Trenton
Montgomery and Hillsborough townships to co-host COVID-19 vaccination clinics
A series of clinics will be held at senior centers. The towns will also host pop-up clinics.
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Planning board recommends Princeton Shopping Center neighborhood for “area in need of redevelopment” designation
The Princeton Council is slated to discuss the issue at a Zoom meeting at 7 p.m. on Monday night.
Appointments for COVID-19 vaccines at CVS pharmacies in N.J. filled up right after the registration portal opened
Attempting to get an appointment for a COVID-19 vaccine still feels like playing the lottery for many frustrated New Jersey residents.
Federal judge Morton Greenberg dies at 87
Greenberg served as a judge at the state and federal levels for 47 years.
Actions of Sen. Ted Cruz at Capitol denounced by Princeton University classmates in joint statement
More than 300 classmates of Cruz had signed the document as of Friday night.
In quotes: What Princeton area leaders are saying about the riot at the Capitol
“This is not a mere protest, this is a disruption of democracy. And it is the direct result of incendiary rhetoric from the president and members of his party. It’s the last gasp of a party that has abandoned its commitment to our country’s ideals. When we have resolved the destruction, violence, and chaos in…
Q&A with new Princeton Mayor Mark Freda
Mark Freda will be sworn in as the mayor of Princeton during a public meeting on Zoom Monday, Jan. 4, at 5:30 p.m. Freda, a lifelong Princeton resident, served on the former Princeton Borough Council, was the director of emergency services for the borough from 2009 to 2011, and was the chair of Princeton’s consolidation…
Supporters of Chinese dissident in West Windsor face off with protesters for second week
The counter-protesters have vowed to keep coming back as long as the protesters are in front of the familys home.
Princeton High School Studio Band releases album recorded last year at Abbey Road Studios in London
The Princeton High School Studio Band visited the famed Abbey Road Studios in London a year ago. While there, they recorded the newly released full-length album, “Princeton Studio Band: The Abbey Road Sessions.”