Mercer County to offer free COVID-19 testing in Trenton Wednesday, Dec. 30
The test is free and is for residents 14 and up, as well as health care workers and first responders who work in the county.
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Gas leaf blowers bad for air quality and the environment
To the Editor: Let me add my voice to the chorus of pleas I have seen in…
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South Brunswick Police Department recognizes officer achievements
The South Brunswick Police Department has announced the winners of the department’s annual awards. Nominations were…
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Amtrak to open new train hall for NYC passenger service on Jan. 1
Wifi will be available throughout the station.
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Princeton Tigertones perform ‘Little Saint Nick’
The all-male a capella group at Princeton University is spreading some holiday cheer with their performance…
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United Airlines customers traveling from the U.K. to Newark will need a COVID-19 test beginning Dec. 28
The new requirement is for travel originating in the United Kingdom.
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Bed Bath & Beyond at the Mercer Mall to close permanently in February
Bed Bath & Beyond, the national housewares chain that has had a presence at the Mercer…
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New state policy bars police in N.J. from using force except as a last resort, restricts use of police dogs
The sweeping changes in policy apply to state, county, and local law enforcement officers.
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Council to vote tonight to make Witherspoon Street one-way change permanent
The Princeton Council will hold a virtual public hearing tonight, Dec. 21, on plans to make…
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Pedestrian struck and killed on Route 1 in South Brunswick Tuesday night
A 68-year-old resident of North Brunswick was struck by a vehicle when she tried to cross…
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Wave to Santa, drop off canned foods for the hungry at the 4th annual Jammin’ with Santa event this Saturday in Princeton
Drive up to the high school with your canned goods in bags or boxes between 10 a.m. and noon on Saturday.
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Family of Princeton University graduate student who died in a car crash with her sister will set up foundation in their names
Cassidy Yang, a graduate student at Princeton University who was studying quantitative and computational biology, died…
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Confirmed COVID-19 cases in Princeton reach highest seven-day and two-week totals since pandemic began
Over the seven-day period from Dec. 10 through Dec. 16, the local health department has received…
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Driving conditions hazardous, some Princeton area roads closed due to ice, poor visibility (updated 8 p.m.)
Snow is turning to ice, making driving conditions extremely dangerous Wednesday into Thursday. New Jersey Goc….
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New mediation program for landlords and tenants, emergency aid to renters, to be provided by Housing Initiatives of Princeton
Housing Initiatives of Princeton, a local nonprofit that helps low-income working families and individuals in and…
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First health care workers in N.J. begin receiving COVID-19 vaccine
Vaccine brings hope, and protection for health care workers. m
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Princeton officials approve almost $400,000 contract for environmental testing at former illegal dump on River Road, but will town’s insurance company foot the bill?
The Princeton Council voted unanimously on Monday night to approve a $392,420 contract with environmental firm…
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Princeton University undergraduates to return to campus and surrounding community starting Jan. 15
Student arrivals will be phased in, school officials said. About 3,400 undergraduates want to return.
