Police release photos of man who scammed Princeton businesses
Police today released photos of the man who scammed two Princeton coffee shops out of almost…
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NJ attorney general: Prosecutors will hold community forums this fall to address sexual violence on campus
New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal announced today that all 21 county prosecutors in the state…
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Mercer County purchases devices to detect credit card skimmers
Mercer County has purchased half a dozen devices that will help investigators find credit card skimmers…
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Agreement would allow new owners to close Westminster Choir College or programs
The buyers of Westminster Choir College are not obligated to continue operating the college or specific…
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Hopewell Theater buys former Brother’s Moon restaurant
The owners of the Hopewell Theater announced Monday that they have bought the former Brother’s Moon…
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Scammer defrauds two Princeton businesses
A man claiming to be a “fire extinguisher inspector” deceived people at two local businesses and…
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University of Pennsylvania Health System names new CEO
Kevin Mahoney has been named the next CEO of the University of Pennsylvania Health System. He…
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Karen Uhlenbeck is first woman to win top mathematics prize
Karen Uhlenbeck, a visiting scholar at the Institute for Advanced Study and a visiting senior research…
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Princeton Council candidates fail to receive Democratic club endorsement
Three Democratic candidates for the Princeton Council failed to receive the local club’s endorsement at a…
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Islamic Society of Central New Jersey to host ‘Solidarity with New Zealand’ interfaith event this Thursday
The Islamic Society of Central New Jersey will host an interfaith forum to combat Islamophobia and…
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Area police departments increase presence at mosques after terrorist attacks in New Zealand
Police in West Windsor and South Brunswick have increased their presence at local mosques in the…
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Smell smoke? It’s from Fort Dix
Many residents in Mercer County have smelled smoke Thursday night and wondered whether there is a…
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2.94 percent tax rate hike, job cuts in proposed Princeton Public Schools budget
The local school tax rate for property owners in Princeton will increase by 3.3 cents per…
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Princeton area road closure update: Alexander Road, Route 518, Orchard Road closures
Princeton/West Windsor Beginning Monday, March 18 and continuing until Friday, March 22 from 9 a.m. to…
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Referendum update: Only one Princeton elementary school will get air conditioning this summer
The $27 million bond referendum will fund air conditioning at all of the Princeton elementary schools…
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Automated vehicles could provide mobility to the ‘mobility disadvantaged’
By Alain Kornhauser The following testimony was provided to the New Jersey State Assembly’s Transportation and…
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Princeton Council candidate boycotts ‘pay to play’ local Democratic club endorsement process
Princeton Council candidate Adam Bierman has decided not to participate in the Princeton Community Democratic Organization…
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A decade in the making, Firestone Library renovations are now complete
The once dark, narrow corridors of Firestone Library at Princeton University have been replaced with spacious…
