NJ school districts: More funding and guidance needed because of the pandemic
The New Jersey School Boards Association conducted a second survey of members that showed that school…
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Bobby’s Burger Palace in West Windsor closed for good
Bobby’s Burger Palace, the casual burger restaurant owned by celebrity chef and restaurateur Bobby Flay, has…
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‘A whole-body rehab process’: COVID-19 battle doesn’t end at the hospital door
Lilo H. Stainton for NJ Spotlight Hospital “clap-out” ceremonies are filled with of hope, as doctors,…
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NJ governor: Restaurants will be able to open Friday at 25% of capacity
Gov. Phil Murphy announced Monday morning that restaurants in the state will be able to open…
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University researchers are studying COVID-19 in the Princeton community
Princeton University researchers Jessica Metcalf and Julien Ayroles are conducting a study on COVID-19 in the…
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Photos: Thousands call for racial justice at March on Washington
The March on Washington drew thousands of people on Friday.
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Washington Road reopened in West Windsor
Washington Road has been reopened after being closed between Route 1 and Wallace Road near the…
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Author John Grisham joins Centurion board of directors
Bestselling author John Grisham has joined the board of directors for Centurion, the Princeton-based nonprofit that…
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New Jersey joins coalition suing to protect U.S. Postal Service and mail-in voting from cutbacks and slowed deliveries
“The Postal Service’s unofficial motto states that ‘neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of…
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Census takers begin visiting homes statewide
New Jersey Complete Count Commission urges residents to fill out 2020 Census now State officials are…
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NJ diner reopens despite indoor dining ban
By Brenda Flanagan, NJTV News Breakfast patrons dined al fresco at the Frenchtown Cafe, which offers…
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Princeton University launches asymptomatic COVID-19 testing for on-campus community, closes football stadium to public
The new testing program began on Monday. A saliva test is being used and results are available in a few days.
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PSE&G to reimburse customers for food and medicines that were spoiled during Tropical Storm Isaias
PSE&G is expanding its claims policy due to the COVID-19 pandemic so that customers whose electrical…
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NJ governor to unveil budget plan on Tuesday, addresses questions with recovery commission co-chairs about allowing more indoor activities
Gov. Phil Murphy plans to make his state budget plans public on Tuesday. His original $40.9…
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State: Majority of school districts in NJ plan to start school year in hybrid learning mode
More than 425 school districts, charter schools, and private schools in the state plan to begin…
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Princeton’s proposed accessory dwelling unit ordinance flawed
Dear Editor, As you might recall, about seven or more months ago variances were sought from…
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New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association: Shortened fall high school sports season will begin Sept. 14
New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association officials have decided there will be a fall sports season…
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Princeton University Art Museum seeks entries for museum challenge
The deadline for entries is Sunday, Aug. 30.
