COVID-19 local business spotlight: Princeton eatery Small Bites now offers Greek specialties and groceries for takeout and delivery
Many local food businesses have learned to pivot and have worked hard to create new ways…
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Officials: Alexander Street to reopen by the end of next week
Alexander Street in Princeton at the border of West Windsor is slated to reopen by the…
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Unemployment claims in NJ surpass 1 million mark
New unemployment claims filed in New Jersey since mid-March have surpassed 1 million, a number officials…
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Lord & Taylor may file for bankruptcy and liquidate stores when they reopen
Lord & Taylor will likely file for bankruptcy and liquidate all 38 of its remaining stores…
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Experts will conduct review of NJ’s long-term care facilities
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy announced Wednesday that experts with national experience have been selected to…
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Princeton University officials to decide in early July whether undergraduates will return or continue remote learning in the fall
Princeton University officials will wait until early July to decide whether the undergraduate teaching program will…
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Princeton school board selects interim superintendent
The school board for the Princeton Public Schools voted unanimously Tuesday night to hire Barry Galasso…
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Sixth resident of Princeton Care Center dies from COVID-19 complications
A sixth resident of the Princeton Care Center has died as a result of COVID-19 complications,…
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NJ attorney general to host virtual town hall on Thursday, May 7
New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal will host a virtual town hall meeting on Thursday, May…
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Help could soon be on the way for NJ’s beleaguered nursing homes
The Army National Guard could be deployed to overwhelmed nursing homes and assisted living facilities in…
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Governor: All school buildings in NJ will remain closed until the end of the school year
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy announced Monday that all school buildings in the state will remain…
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Why were NJ’s small businesses shortchanged by federal program to offset COVID-19 losses?
New Jersey is one of the states hardest hit by COVID-19, but less than 20% of…
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Explainer: Is a stimulus check headed your way? If so, what’s the best way to use your money?
Economic Impact Payments have already been issued to 2 million New Jerseyans. Here’s a look at…
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Taking on education’s toughest task: Remote learning and NJ’s special kids
An NJ Spotlight virtual roundtable brought together educators, teachers, parents to assess lessons learned, next steps…
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Maps of confirmed COVID-19 cases and deaths by county for Mercer, Middlesex, Somerset, and Hunterdon counties (does not include municipal-level data)
If you are looking at the maps on a mobile device, please switch to horizontal mode….
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Governors announce multi-state agreement to develop a regional supply chain for protective, testing, and medical equipment
The governors of New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts announced Sunday…
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Princetonians bid farewell to a favorite resident with a celebration on Hinds Plaza
The procession to Hinds Plaza began at 3 p.m. sharp on Saturday, with marchers banging spoons…
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State charges 22 bars, including A&B in Princeton, with violating COVID-19 executive orders
New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal announced Friday evening that the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control…
