Rutgers U. President announces early start to spring break and mandatory remote classroom instruction
Rutgers University President Robert Barchi announced Tuesday afternoon that all classes are canceled for March 12…
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State officials: Four new coronavirus cases in NJ, one resident dies
New Jersey Lieutenant Governor Sheila Oliver announced at a press briefing on Tuesday that four more…
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TCNJ will conduct classes online for two weeks in response to coronavirus concerns
Following in the footsteps of several other colleges and universities, including Princeton University, the College of…
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Two Princeton University staff members under self-quarantine for possible coronavirus exposure
Two Princeton University staff members are currently under self-quarantine as a result of possible exposure to…
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NJ governor waives state health plan copays, cost-sharing for coronavirus testing (updated)
Governor Phil Murphy today announced that the state will waive co-pays and cost-sharing for testing related…
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Officials: Alexander Road bridge replacement work is on track and on time
Alexander Street between Lawrence Drive in Princeton and Canal Pointe Boulevard in West Windsor will be…
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NJ governor declares state of emergency and public health emergency in response to coronavirus outbreak
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy Monday evening declared a state of emergency and a public health…
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State officials: Five more NJ residents test positive for coronavirus
Five more New Jersey residents have tested positive for the coronavirus, bringing the total number of…
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Princeton president: University will move to virtual instruction following spring break
Princeton University President Christopher Eisgruber announced Monday morning in a letter to students, faculty and staff…
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Two more NJ residents test positive for coronavirus, Mercer resident tests negative
Four New Jersey residents whose coronavirus test results were pending yesterday all tested negative, including a…
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State fined municipality of Princeton $35,000 for operating illegal dump at sewer facility
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection fined the municipality of Princeton $35,000 for operating a…
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Princeton Council slated to vote Monday on paying a firm to remove the municipal fueling station canopy
The governing body of Princeton will vote on a resolution Monday night to hire a contractor…
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State officials: Four coronavirus tests pending, including one in Mercer County
State test results for four suspected coronavirus cases are pending, and 15 more potential cases are…
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NJ attorney general cracks down on price gouging, coronavirus scams
New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal and the Division of Consumer Affairs announced measures Thursday to…
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Princeton Area Community Foundation awards $40,000 in grants to nonprofits for U.S. census work
The Princeton Area Community Foundation has awarded $40,000 in grants to four local nonprofits working to…
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First presumed case of coronavirus in NJ is in Bergen County
New Jersey officials announced Wednesday night that the state has its first presumed case of coronavirus….
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Princeton president issues letter about university’s coronavirus preparations
Princeton University President Christophe Eisgruber sent a letter to students, faculty, and staff today about the…
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Judge rules in favor of Rider University in two lawsuits as Westminster Choir College students and alumni vow to appeal decision
Mercer County Superior Court Judge Robert Lougy on Monday dismissed two cases filed by Westminster Choir…
