Filed Monday in federal court, the complaint challenges NSF’s decision to impose a fixed 15 percent limit on indirect cost rates for all new grants awarded to universities.
The new route will begin July 10 and operate twice weekly, the airline announced Tuesday.
McCarter Theatre Center, one of New Jersey’s most prominent nonprofit arts institutions, is grappling with more than $200,000 in public funding losses this fiscal year.
Overnight lane and ramp closures are scheduled this week on Interstate 295 in both directions as…
A severe thunderstorm watch indicates that conditions are favorable for the development of severe thunderstorms in or near the watch area, but it doesn’t mean they will occur. It’s a heads-up to be prepared.
The lawsuit, filed in federal court, seeks to block a wide-reaching reorganization of HHS that has led to mass firings, the shuttering of critical health programs, and the closure of regional offices responsible for responding to national public health emergencies.
The Princeton protest is part of a national movement and will be held during Trump’s birthday military parade.
Sustainable Princeton debuted its first-ever Trashion Show on Sunday, April 27 at Morven Museum & Garden.
On Jan. 20, President Trump issued a memorandum that indefinitely halted all federal approvals necessary for the development of offshore and onshore wind energy projects.
May 1 is International Workers’ Rights Day.
Do you recognize this vehicle? The driver hit a pedestrian back in March in Princeton.
Barbara S. Griggs, 74, of Dayton passed away on Sunday, April 27, at Penn Medicine Princeton…
Beloved husband, father, grandfather, colleague, teacher, and therapist, Norbert A. Wetzel, ThD, died at his home…
Easter in the Princeton area brings a bevy of activity, including a variety of breakfast, brunch…
Princeton Record Exchange owner Jon Lambert is gearing up for the annual celebration of independent record stores, Record Store Day, which is this Saturday, April 12.
In-person participation matters. So does Zoom. The Princeton Planning Board can do both, says resident Carolyn Robertson.
More than 2,000 people turned up Saturday in Princeton to protest DOGE cuts under Elon Musk as well as President Donald Trump’s policies, including tariffs, and also policies that threaten free speech.
