Princeton Environmental Institute renamed in honor of donors
The Princeton Environmental Institute (PEI) has been renamed the High Meadows Environmental Institute at Princeton University…
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‘Protect the Results’ rally tentatively scheduled for Nov. 4 in Princeton
A rally is provisionally slated to be held in downtown Princeton the day after the general…
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Open enrollment period begins Nov. 1 for new state-run health care exchange
The Affordable Care Act open enrollment period in New Jersey begins on Sunday, Nov. 1 and runs through Jan. 31.
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State officials: Be extra cautious on roads as deer mating season begins
Officials from the New Jersey Department of Transportation and New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection’s Division…
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Marvin Reed, a champion of affordable housing, will be missed by many
The Princeton Community Housing Development Corp. and Princeton Community Housing join with the larger community to…
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Griggstown Causeway, Quaker, River roads closed due to flooding
Quaker Road is closed due to flooding and River Road (Route 605) is closed due to…
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County workers begin scanning ballots in N.J.
Workers began counting ballots for the general election on Oct. 28.
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New unemployment claims in N.J. dropped by five percent last week
New Jersey saw a five percent decline in new unemployment claims for the week ending Oct….
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Princeton resident seeks to reunite pigeon with owner
Are you missing a domestic pigeon? A resident in the John Street area of Princeton discovered…
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Still need a mail-in ballot in N.J.? You can get one from your county clerk
Make sure your vote counts in the Nov. 3 election. You can still pick up a mail-in ballot.
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American Red Cross urges area residents to donate blood at local drives
The American Red Cross is urging healthy donors of all blood types to give blood to…
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Princeton Mobile Food Pantry organizers thank supporters as effort to feed local families continues
The Princeton Mobile Food Pantry is a grassroots organization that has operated in various forms since…
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08540 residents have donated more to Biden than residents in any other N.J. zip code
Residents of the zip code donated more than $2 million to the Biden campaign.
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FAQ about N.J. Senior Freeze, Homestead Benefit payments
Is the Senior Freeze program still available in New Jersey? I thought the state got rid…
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Princeton administrator to retire in April
Marc Dashield, the administrator for the municipality of Princeton, announced to staff members Tuesday morning in…
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Tips and reminders for celebrating Halloween
Happy Halloween. With COVID-19 cases on the rise in the Princeton region, especially among younger people,…
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Princeton University’s endowment rises to $26.6 billion
The endowment’s value increased by about a half billion dollars over the previous fiscal year.
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COVID-19 case mapper now available on Planet Princeton
For Central New Jersey residents who want to see the latest data about COVID-19 confirmed cases…
