Rutgers professor who attended Princeton party tests positive for coronavirus
At least 10 people who attended a private party in Princeton on Feb. 29 have tested…
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NJ governor confirms second coronavirus-related death in the state
A second New Jersey resident died this past week because of health complications from the coronavirus,…
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Princeton area teams raise more than $3,700 for special needs hockey program
Junior coaches from rival hockey teams hosted a skate-a-thon recently to support the Mercer Bulldogs Special…
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Three members of a Montgomery family test positive for coronavirus
The Montgomery Township Health Department learned Saturday night that three members of a family that was…
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Both South Brunswick residents who attended Princeton party test positive for coronavirus
The two South Brunswick residents who attended a private party in Princeton on Feb. 29 tested…
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Second Princeton University staff member tests positive for the coronavirus
Princeton University officials were notified on Saturday that the second of two staff members under self-isolation after…
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NJ officials: Positive coronavirus cases in the state increase to 69
“The spread of this disease will be stopped at the community level. Taking personal responsibility will…
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NJ expands expiration dates for driver’s licenses, registrations, and inspections in response to coronavirus outbreak
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy and New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission Chief Administrator Sue Fulton announced…
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Another frustrating commute as train service in and out of Penn Station is delayed again
Train service in and out of Penn Station in New York was delayed again for the…
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Princeton, South Brunswick officials declare a local state of emergency
The mayors of Princeton and South Brunswick declared a state of emergency in their municipalities Friday…
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Princeton has first presumptive positive coronavirus case (updated 4:15 p.m.)
Princeton Health Officer Jeff Grosser confirmed Friday afternoon that the municipality has its first positive COVID-19…
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Coronavirus panic-buying leading to empty shelves, long lines at many Princeton area grocery stores
Area residents who went to buy food at local ShopRites, Wegmans, Trader Joe’s, and other grocery…
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Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory curtails operations
The Princeton Plasma Physics Lab will temporarily curtain operations in an abundance of caution because of…
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Princeton, West Windsor-Plainsboro public schools to switch to remote learning starting next week
The superintendent for the West Windsor-Plainsboro Public Schools announced in the early evening on Thursday that…
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Mercer County executive declares state of emergency amidst coronavirus fears
Mercer County Executive Brian Hughes issued an executive order Thursday evening declaring a countywide state of…
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Princeton health officer still awaiting test results for residents possibly exposed to the coronavirus at a party
Health officials in Princeton have not received COVID-19 test results for seven residents who attended a…
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More than a third of NJ school districts close for staff training, precautionary cleaning, or possible exposure to COVID-19
New Jersey Department Education Commissioner Lamont Repollet said on Thursday afternoon that 207 of the state’s…
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State officials: Six more people in NJ test positive for COVID-19
Six more people in New Jersey have tested positive for the coronavirus, bringing the total number…
