Found in Princeton: Do you recognize this adorable little pooch?
A reader’s neighbor found this sweet little dog on Route 206 Tuesday near Community Park. The…
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Fraga announces she will seek another term on the Princeton Council
Leticia Fraga, who is serving the third year of her term on the Princeton Council, has…
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Happy Birthday, League of Women Voters
One hundred years ago, after a long and difficult fight, women in the United States were…
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Judge approves Princeton’s affordable housing settlement
Mercer County Superior Court Judge Mary Jacobson approved a settlement agreement between the municipality of Princeton…
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Nancy Pelosi visits Plainsboro to stump for Bonnie Watson Coleman
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was in New Jersey on Saturday to help U.S. Rep. Bonnie Watson…
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Dina Shaw will run for Princeton Council in Democratic primary
Entrepreneur Dina Shaw will run for a seat on the six-member Princeton Council in the Democratic…
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Northeast Corridor trains delayed up to two hours or more
NJ Transit and Amtrak trains out of Penn Station are behind schedule up to two hours…
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Princeton University students told to self-quarantine after returning from China
More than 100 Princeton University undergraduate and graduate students have self-quarantined after returning from trips to…
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Former Princeton Public Schools Enrollment Committee member questions integrity of district enrollment forecast
By Jian Chen Dear Neighbors, If the large turnout at the Princeton Public Schools community forum…
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An Open Letter to Princeton Community Television Supporters
Dear Princeton Community Television Supporters: Princeton Community Television (PCTV), your local public access channel, is in…
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Want to run for local or state office in NJ? Don’t miss these deadlines
In order to be on the election ballot, a candidate must file a petition. If you…
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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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Goodnight Nobody: Inspiration well beyond the page
Where does inspiration come from? For acclaimed playwright Rachel Bonds, a simple yet disturbingly vague line…
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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.
