Princeton area congregations to host online celebrations for Hanukkah
Hanukkah starts at sundown on Thursday, Dec. 10, and continues until sundown on Dec. 18
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N.J. joins anti-trust lawsuit against Facebook
New Jersey has joined with 47 other states in suing social media giant Facebook for allegedly…
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State extends deadline for businesses to buy personal protective equipment (PPE) at a substantial discount
Businesses and organizations with 100 or fewer employees can apply for discounts of almost 70 percent…
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Newark Penn Station on track for a $190 million makeover
The projects will be funded by the state.
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Princeton High School Studio Band releases album recorded last year at Abbey Road Studios in London
The Princeton High School Studio Band visited the famed Abbey Road Studios in London a year ago. While there, they recorded the newly released full-length album, “Princeton Studio Band: The Abbey Road Sessions.”
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N.J. health officials say COVID-19 vaccine is ‘safe and effective’
Once the U.S. Food and Drug Administration gives its approval, which is expected Thursday, hospitals could…
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Second pop up COVID-19 testing site for Mercer County residents to be open Friday, Dec. 11 in Hamilton
Mercer County officials have announced that a new pop-up COVID-19 testing location will be open this…
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Volunteers needed for archaeological dig at Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum property in Skillman
The Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum and the Archaeology Society of New Jersey are conducting an…
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N.J. governor’s COVID-19 update for Dec. 7: ‘We can’t let up now’ in battling the virus
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy on Monday urged residents to continue to wear masks, practice social…
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The list: Where you can get a COVID-19 test in Mercer County
Location Name Address City, State Zip Code Phone Number COVID Testing Days Availability Test type(s) Mercer…
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Mercer County to offer free COVID-19 testing for residents again this Tuesday, Dec. 8
Fisrt-come, first-served. The testing will be limited to 300 people on Tuesday.
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N.J. Department of Health guidelines for celebrating the holidays
All holiday gatherings in New Jersey must comply with current indoor and outdoor limits. The current…
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COVID-19 vaccine coming as N.J. plans for who gets it first
First doses on the way, but only enough for 38,000. Millions more will need the vaccine…
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Editorial: Some Princeton business and property owners ready for one-lane on Witherspoon Street
Princeton’s business community has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. We thank the town’s leadership…
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Portion of Alexander Road closed until about 2 p.m. Sunday
Alexander Road from Faculty Road to Route 1 will be closed until about 2 p.m. on…
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Local family to compete in the Great Christmas Light Fight on Dec. 16
Each year, children and adults alike look forward to heading over to Phillips Avenue in Hamilton…
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In Princeton Junction, a Chinese dissident faces harassment as part of a disinformation campaign by a billionaire with close ties to Steve Bannon
Protesters have stood outside the home of Teng Biao for three days this week, claiming he is a spy for the government of China.
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Montgomery man sentenced to four years in prison for anti-Asian bias crime
A Montgomery man will serve time in state prison for chasing a woman and two small…
