Princeton Black Lives Matter march move to Sunday due to weather forecast
A Black Lives Matter equality march will be held this Sunday, July 12, beginning at 1:30…
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Planning Board to discuss demolition of FitzRandolph Observatory, university solar array, town’s affordable housing plans, and proposal for 200 apartments at the Princeton Shopping Center tonight
The Princeton Planning Board has a packed agenda for its 7:30 p.m. meeting tonight, July 9….
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First-generation farmers in Roosevelt celebrate tenth season of sustainable agriculture
At first, when driving along the winding country roads of Roosevelt, you might pass right by…
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Weekly unemployment claims in NJ jump 70% as furloughs begin and school year ends
More than 47,000 New Jersey workers filed new unemployment claims during the week ending July 4, a…
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Stony Brook Pedestrian Bridge now open
The Stony Brook Pedestrian Bridge in Pennington opened last week. The bridge connects Pennington Borough and…
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NJ governor signs executive order requiring masks in outdoor public spaces when social distancing is not possible
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy Wednesday signed an executive order that requires people to wear face…
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Ivy League cancels fall sports season
The Ivy League decided on Wednesday to cancel all fall sports for 2020. Winter sports will…
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Murphy promises that state will do better as long lines continue at Motor Vehicle Commission offices
Long lines of people snaked around New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission offices across the state again…
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Petition calls for removal of anti-abolitionist John Witherspoon’s name from middle school in Princeton
Princeton High School alumnus Geoffrey Allen created the online petition on Monday that had garnered the…
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Princeton AlumniCorps names new executive director
Caryn Tomljanovich has been named the new executive director of the Princeton AlumniCorps. She began her…
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Ballot drop off, mail-in and in-person voting in NJ ends at 8 p.m.
Some Princeton area residents are still reporting that the U.S. Postal Service is sending them back…
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Morven Museum reopens on Thursday
Morven Museum and Garden will reopen on Thursday, July 9. The exhibition “Dreaming of Utopia: Roosevelt,…
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Need help paying the rent? NJ extends deadline for emergency rental aid lottery
If you are struggling to pay your rent because of the economic impact of the COVID-19…
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Trenton resident runs a write-in campaign for president in the NJ GOP primary as a way to make a statement
Jim Gordon, a longtime Trenton resident, is waging a write-in campaign for U.S. President in the…
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Travelers from COVID-19 hotspot states test positive in Hoboken
Michael Hill, NJTV News After a recent trip to Florida — one of the states on New…
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Severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 3:30 p.m. Monday
The National Weather Service in Mount Holly has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for the northwestern…
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Princeton University will discount tuition, shorten semester, invite freshmen and rising juniors back for the fall semester
Princeton University will bring back about half of its undergraduates for each semester and most teaching…
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Majority of classes at Rutgers University will still be taught remotely this fall
The majority of classes at Rutgers University will be taught remotely, with a limited number of…
