Route 1 south closed near Harrison Street due to crash
Route 1 south is closed near Harrison Street due to a serious motor vehicle crash, police…
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Capital Health conducts antibody testing study to understand spread of COVID-19 among healthcare workers
By contributor Marc Monseau Capital Health is conducting testing to detect the presence of COVID-19 antibodies…
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NJ Department of Labor begins making pandemic assistance payments to independent contractors self-employed residents
The New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development announced that recipients of federal Pandemic Unemployment Assistance, which…
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State parks, golf courses in New Jersey will open again on May 2
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced at his daily press briefing Wednesday afternoon that state parks…
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Princeton University establishes $1 million COVID-19 fund to support community relief efforts
Princeton University has established a relief fund to provide direct support to community organizations that are…
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Princeton Chinese Community thanks supporters of COVID-19 relief effort that netted more than $62,000 worth of protective equipment, food, and cash donations
As we wrap up our COVID-19 relief effort, we want to take the opportunity to thank…
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Black people are 3.5 times more likely to be arrested for marijuana possession in NJ, study finds
Racial disparities in marijuana arrests in New Jersey have intensified in the last several years, according to…
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McCarter Theatre to celebrate Emily Mann’s 30-year tenure with a live stream tribute May 2
The McCarter Theatre Center will host a live stream event celebrating Emily Mann on Saturday, May…
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Former Princeton University President Shirley Tilghman to co-chair state restart and recovery commission
Governor Phil Murphy announced on Tuesday the 21 members of a new commission that will advise…
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NJ governor signs executive order allowing municipalities to extend grace period for May 1 property tax payments to June 1
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed an executive order Tuesday that allows municipalities to extend the…
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US military’s Blue Angels, Thunderbirds, will fly over the Trenton area Tuesday afternoon
A formation of U.S. Navy Blue Angels and U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds will honor first responders…
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Two more residents die from COVID-19 complications, bringing Princeton’s total to eight deaths
Two more Princeton residents have died as a result of complications from COVID-19, bringing the total…
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Rutgers freezes tuition to offset student financial hardships, budget cuts and surplus will be used to cover revenue shortfalls
Rutgers University will not raise tuition and fees for undergraduate and graduate students for the coming…
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Rider University freezes non-faculty hiring, reduces summer student employment, cuts top administrator pay in response to COVID-19 crisis
Rider University, which has campuses in Lawrence and Princeton, is freezing all hiring for non-faculty positions,…
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Princeton long-term care medical director: Reporting on nursing homes disheartening
By David Barile, M.D. Letter to the Editor: As medical director of Princeton Care Center, I…
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Confirmed COVID-19 cases in NJ top 111,000 and death toll surpasses 6,000 as governor unveils his ‘road back’ principles
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy on Monday shared the principles that will guide officials when making…
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ETS cuts pay and offers buyouts, plans layoffs and furloughs for some employees
Educational Testing Service, the educational testing and assessment company with headquarters in Lawrence, has cut the…
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Resident of Acorn Glen Assisted Living dies from COVID-19 complications, bringing total recorded coronavirus deaths in Princeton to six
A woman in her 70s who was living at Acorn Glen Assisted Living in Princeton died…
