Attorney general, NJDEP file suit against City of Trenton for failing to protect the water system that serves five municipalities in Mercer County
The state has filed a lawsuit against the City of Trenton and the Trenton Water Works…
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NJ governor: Trump’s approval of Portal Bridge replacement a ‘huge victory’
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy on Monday said President Donald Trump’s approval of the Portal Bridge…
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Child care centers in New Jersey reopen with new protocols
Child care centers across the state are welcoming back families today with new health and safety…
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Election 2020 endorsement letters (mayor, council, other Princeton area, state races)
Editor’s note: We are running all endorsement letters for candidates seeking elected office in one post…
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Upcoming Princeton area protests against racism and police brutality June 13-18
Saturday, June 13 Camden – The Black Men Rising coalition led by the Rev. Levi Combs,…
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Another teen groped in Princeton
A teen has reported to police that she was groped on Witherspoon Street near Torrey Lane…
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NJ officials: In-person summer school can begin starting July 6
The New Jersey Department of Education Friday released guidance for school districts to conduct summer educational…
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Capital Health to open primary care facility in former Princeton Packet building on Witherspoon Street
By contributor Marc Monseau Capital Health plans to open a primary care facility in January in…
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Nassau Street Panera closes permanently
The Panera on Nassau Street is one of the first businesses in Princeton to close permanently…
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Free fruit, vegetable, and dairy distribution in Trenton Friday
Rolling Harvest Food Rescue, a non-profit organization that partners with local farmers to feed people in…
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PFARS alumnus, now a surgical resident, thanks squad for its support
While it’s unfortunate that I was not able to make the trip to Princeton for my fifth…
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Princeton YMCA census drive targets hard-to-count populations while combating food insecurity
Employees and volunteers at the Princeton Family YMCA loaded 120 boxes of fresh produce into trucks…
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Protesters plan to picket Hamilton restaurant because of racist Facebook posts
Mercer County residents who support racial justice are calling on people to boycott the Hamilton restaurant…
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Lifelong Princeton resident and former fire chief Roz Warren dies at 76
Benjamin “Roz” Warren, a lifelong Princeton resident who served as a member of the local fire…
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Princeton High School virtual graduation set for June 16
On June 16, Princeton High School will celebrate its 92nd graduating class with a virtual ceremony…
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Rutgers University officials are still weighing plans for the fall semester
Rutgers University President Robert Barchi issued an update to students, staff and faculty on Tuesday regarding…
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Photos: Thousands attend rallies against racism and police brutality across Mercer County
In almost every municipality in Mercer County, groups hosted marches or rallies over the weekend to…
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NJ governor lifts stay-at-home order, raises limits on gatherings, sets date for pools to open
The statewide stay-at-home order that took effect March 21 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic has…
