Lawrenceville woman dies in Memorial Day crash on Route 130 in South Brunswick
A 55-year-old woman from Lawrenceville died in a crash on Route 130 in South Brunswick on…
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Governor, lawmakers have only weeks to make hard budget choices
This story was written and produced by NJ Spotlight. It is being republished under a special…
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Workers Association delivers food, support for vulnerable working families in Trenton
By contributor Marc Monseau The Eastern Service Workers Association in Trenton is seeking to expand the…
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Princeton University Art Museum offers free six-month memberships
When the COVID-19 pandemic shut their doors, museums across the country quickly ramped up their online…
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Elliott the parrot reunited with owner
Elliott the parrot was reunited with his owner on Sunday evening after a couple spotted him…
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Police seek witnesses of attempted robbery on Nassau Street
Just before 10:30 p.m. on Thursday, police received a report of an attempted robbery in progress…
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NJ governor signs executive order increasing capacity limit for outdoor gatherings and allowing campgrounds to reopen
As the Memorial Day holiday weekend was about to kick off on Friday, New Jersey Governor…
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United Airlines adds flights in Newark, ramps up cleaning
For the first time in a month, passengers on Wednesday boarded a United Airlines flight to…
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Pandemic led to historic job losses for NJ in April
The unemployment rate in New Jersey surged to a record-breaking 15.3 percent in April because of…
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Prosecutor: Investigation shows three Lawrence Township police officers falsified records regarding their locations
Three Lawrence Township police officers are facing criminal charges for allegedly falsifying records. Two of the…
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NJ bill would extend emergency sick leave for workers
New Jersey has been a leader in providing sick leave for workers in a pre-pandemic world….
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Report examines how COVID-19 pandemic will change public education in New Jersey
The New Jersey School Boards Association (NJSBA), which represents more than 500 public boards of education…
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Another 42,000 NJ residents applied for unemployment last week as pandemic claims rose to 1.13 million
More than 1.13 million new unemployment claims have been received by the New Jersey Department of…
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Walmart, pharmacists to expand NJ’s COVID-19 testing
There are 2,239 pharmacies in New Jersey, including retail chains and independent businesses. Last week, the…
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NJ SNAP recipients will be able to buy food online by the end of the month
Amazon, Walmart, ShopRites and the Fresh Grocers to Accept SNAP online orders New Jersey residents enrolled…
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Mercer County COVID-19 testing site expands testing to include asymptomatic residents, but you still need a prescription
Mercer County officials announced on Wednesday afternoon that the county has expanded its COVID-19 testing to…
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Rider University to furlough about 120 employees for the summer, reduce July and August pay, and freeze salaries for non-union employees
Rider University informed employees this week that the school will implement more cost-cutting measures because of…
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Princeton area farmers see more CSA subscriptions as pandemic shifts food choices
Lawrence Mendies has had a line of customers out the door to sign up for his…
