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Beth Healey, professor and political activist, dies at 83
Elizabeth “Beth” Healey, 83, of Princeton, passed away peacefully on Saturday, September 6, at the Merwick Care and Rehabilitation Center in Plainsboro. Born in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1942,…
Longtime Princeton resident denied bond in immigration case as Trump policy blocks release (updated)
A judge denied release to Princeton resident Jose Lopez because of a ruling upholding the Trump administration policy that denies bond hearings to immigrants who entered the country…
Mary Clurman, Princeton community activist, dies at 83
Mary was deeply engaged in the Princeton community during her time there.
Banners at future luxury apartment site on Stockton Street in Princeton violated zoning regulations
The Princeton zoning office has issued a violation notice to Princeton Theological Seminary after banners were placed along fences at the future site of a luxury apartment complex…
Princeton Public Library’s September lineup features award-winning authors, concerts and cultural festivals
On Sept. 10, Dan-el Padilla Peralta, joined by Kate Meng Brassel, opens the month with a Library Live at Labyrinth event at Labyrinth Books to discuss his new…
New Jersey attorney general visits Lawrenceville victims’ services group, warns of cuts to federal crime victim funds
Younity, formerly Womanspace, Inc., supports survivors of domestic and sexual violence in the Mercer County region.
‘Out of nowhere it all ended’: Longtime Princeton family separated after ICE raid
After 30 years in Princeton, a father was taken in an ICE raid, leaving his wife and daughters to navigate life without him.
Robert Oberholtzer, Navy veteran and healer, dies at 76
Robert N. Oberholtzer passed away at home Aug. 19, 2025, at the age of 76 after a long struggle with cardiac and pulmonary issues. He was predeceased by…
Diane DiGennaro, dance fitness expert, dies at 71
Diane DiGennaro, 71, of Plainsboro, passed away on August 20, 2025. Daughter of the late Vincent Frank DiGennaro, sister in law of the late Jai Singh Khalsa, she…
ICE raid in Princeton: About a dozen people detained in early morning operation (updated)
The raid happened before 7 a.m. on Harrison Street.
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.
Smears don’t negate problems with tax breaks and high density luxury housing in Princeton
Letters – Historian and Princeton resident Sean Wilentz defends DEFEND HISTORIC PRINCETON.
How can a preservation opponent serve as Princeton’s preservation liaison?
Princeton resident Jane MacLennan says council members should represent and listen to all their constituents.
Princeton Councilman responds to letter to editor about a Witherspoon-Jackson duplex variance
Leighton Newlin responds to a letter to the editor by Karen O’Connell.
Princeton Food Scene: Tomato pie, hot dogs, blueberry time
Dairy time at the farm June is National Dairy Month, an event that started in 1939 when the government wanted more people to drink milk in the summer….
Historic preservation deserves honest debate, not political turnarounds
In a letter to the editor, Karen O’Connell says residents who care about historic preservation in Princeton shouldn’t just be dismissed.
Photos: No Kings Day Rally in Princeton
Photos by Michael Mancuso.
Charles P. McCoy dies at 85
Charles P. McCoy of Kendall Park died surrounded by his loving family on June 12 at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia. He was 85. Born in…
Photos: ICE out of Princeton rally
A local rally was held in Princeton on June 11 on Hinds Plaza. Photos by Resistencia en Accion.
Princeton “No Kings Day”rally moved to Monument Park, time changed
The Princeton “No Kings Day”rally begins at 3:30 p.m.