Princeton names new superintendent of schools
Kelley will be paid $240,000 per year to lead the district that serves about 3,800 students.
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How Planet Princeton will handle mug shots from arrests moving forward
We’re adopting guidelines aimed at a restrained use of mug shots in news stories in order to be fair to people and also to not reinforce racial stereotypes.
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Princeton Community Housing to add 25 more affordable housing units to Bunn Drive development
Construction could begin as early as this summer and is expected to take about a year to complete.
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Winter storm update: Three state COVID-19 vaccine megasites will be closed Thursday (updated)
Avoid driving and stay home if you can on Thursday.
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Princeton settlement removed 20% affordable housing set-aside requirement for developments that conform to zoning
The removal of the 20% affordable housing requirement was an unintended consequence of the agreement with Fair Share Housing.
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Former mayor of Middlesex Borough sentenced to seven years in prison for stealing more than $75,000 from local campaign funds
Former Democratic Middlesex Borough Mayor Ronald DiMura allegedly pocketed money from political campaigns by funneling it through a bogus charity.
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Letters: Approval of new hotel in Princeton ignored neighborhood residents’ concerns
Design and sensitivity to the neighborhood were of no concern from the prespective of the residents.
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Protesters call on Princeton University to make its COVID-19 resources available to the wider community
Students want the university to expand COVID-19 testing and contact tracing programs.
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Princeton Mobile Food Pantry thanks supporters
With the help of Princeton residents the food pantry reached its fundraising goal.
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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.
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Member of N.J. governor’s family tests positive for COVID-19
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy canceled his live COVID-19 briefing and all of his other in-person…
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Middle school in Princeton evacuated Wednesday morning due to bomb threat
The Princeton Unified Middle School was evacuated on Wednesday morning due to a bomb threat. Students…
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Municipal COVID-19 vaccination clinics placed on hold due to vaccine shortage
Make sure you are pre-registered for a vaccine through the state’s online registration system.
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Princeton Zoning Board approves 180-room hotel for 20 Nassau Street site
After more than 5 and a half hours of testimony and discussion, the Princeton Zoning Board voted…
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Princeton Zoning Board could render a decision on Graduate Hotel project at special meeting
The hotel will replace offices at 20 Nassau Street.
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Citibank to reimburse some consumers in N.J. for credit card overcharges
Citibank failed to properly lower credit card interest rates for consumers who were entitled to reductions in their APR.
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Princeton Academy withdraws plans for turf playing fields
New plans will be submitted at a later date.
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Photos of the day: Princeton during the Sunday storm
The snow started around 6 a.m. Sunday and stopped just before 4 p.m. Photos by David Frank.
