Princeton Emergency Services Director Robert Gregory dies at 57
Robert Gregory, Jr., the head of emergency services for the town of Princeton, died Thursday at…
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Princeton Council members respond to letter about employee parking permits
Dear Editor: We would like to correct some misunderstandings contained in Phyllis Teitelbaum’s letter of January…
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Allowing permit parking in Princeton that allows employees to park on residential streets is the wrong move
Dear Editor: Do you live on a residential street in Princeton that has 2-hour or 3-hour…
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Mercer County executive says new airport terminal, jail consolidation, secure voting machines, open space purchases, new parks are priorities for 2020
Mercer County Executive Brian Hughes gave his annual state of the county address to the freeholders…
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Robert Wood Tate, management consultant and civil engineer, dies at 90
Robert Wood Tate passed away on Jan. 14 at his home in Princeton after a brief…
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Governor announces there will be no fare increases for NJ Transit riders over the next fiscal year
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy announced today that there will be no fare increases for NJ Transit riders in the fiscal year 2021 state budget.
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Annual Princeton Community Works nonprofit conference to be held Jan. 27
Inclusion, acceptance, expertise, empathy — those are just some of the building blocks of a successful…
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Winter weather advisory begins Saturday at 10 a.m. for the Princeton area
A winter weather advisory is in effect for Mercer, Somerset, and Middlesex Counties in New Jersey…
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Police: Driver in Route 1 accident Thursday night had a heart attack while driving
A woman who was driving south on Route 1 on Thursday night had a heart attack…
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Bridge project on the Great Road in Montgomery complete, road reopened
The bridge over Beden’s Brook on the Great Road (CR601) north of Cherry Valley Road and…
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School district issues statement about Princeton Board of Education member’s letter to the editor
The spokeswoman for the Princeton Public Schools sent a statement from the Princeton Board of Education…
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NJ Transit is conducting a ‘Princeton Transitway Study’ of the Dinky train right of way
NJ Transit is conducting a study of the Princeton Branch right of way and travel connections…
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NJ attorney general calls on federal government to scrap proposed rule denying student workers the right to organize and bargain collectively
New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal is leading a multi-state effort calling on the Trump Administration…
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Congregation Beth Chaim in Princeton Junction names new senior rabbi
Congregation Beth Chaim , the largest Reform synagogue in Mercer County, has named Adena Blum to…
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Parking garage, water tanks, new roadways are part of Princeton University’s plans for East Campus
Princeton University is moving forward with various projects in Princeton and West Windsor that are included…
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An open letter to the Princeton Public Schools Board of Education
The attempts to prevent board members from having access to board information are unethical and undermine the trust voters have in the Princeton Board of Education.
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Thousands of anti-vaxxers flood Trenton to protest bill that would end religious exemptions for vaccines
Thousands of protesters surrounded the State House in Trenton on Monday ahead of votes by the…
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Princeton resident Andrew Koontz is named president of the Mercer County Board of Chosen Freeholders
Princeton resident Andrew Koontz was sworn in for a fourth term as a Mercer County Freeholder…
