Hundreds of Princeton homeowners will receive checks from university next week as part of property tax case court settlement
About 700 Princeton homeowners will receive checks from Princeton University next week as part of a…
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Police: Student at Hopewell Valley High School assaults staff members and officer
A 15-year-old student at Hopewell Valley Central High School allegedly assaulted multiple staff members on Thursday…
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Seven months after Panera shooting, investigation still not finished
Seven months after a man was shot and killed by state police during a standoff at…
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14-year-old boy struck by vehicle while crossing Clarksville Road Tuesday
A 14-year-old boy sustained serious injuries when he was struck by a vehicle while he was…
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Cat missing in Princeton, dog found in West Windsor
Update Oct. 31: Osito the cat has been found. Thanks to all who shared the post. …
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Two Sevens restaurant in Princeton closes
Two Sevens Eatery & Cantina on Witherspoon Street in Princeton was closed down by the Fenwick…
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Mercer County man who possessed more than 49,000 files of pornography pleads guilty to internet distribution charges
A Hamilton man who had more than 49,000 files of child pornography on his computer when…
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West Windsor Council approves affordable housing settlement
The West Windsor Council voted on Wednesday night to approve an agreement that details how the…
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Bigger referendum questions off the table for now: School board will ask Princeton voters to approve $27 million in December
The Princeton Public Schools Board of Education voted unanimously Tuesday night to put one question on…
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The hidden costs of the referendum are the operating costs
Dear Editor: What is so critical for taxpayers to understand is that the referendum is only…
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Citizen group asks New Jersey Transit to reverse decision to shut down Dinky train service for three months
The head of the citizen group Save the Dinky has written a letter to New Jersey…
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Lost and missing cats in Princeton: Do you recognize Pudding or Satchmo?
Pudding the cat has been missing from a home in downtown Princeton near Shirley Court and…
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Dinky train passengers start petition calling on NJ Transit to scrap plans to stop service for three months
Commuters depend on the Dinky train to shuttle them between Princeton and Princeton Junction. The train…
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Princeton Planning Board recommends redevelopment zone designation for some seminary properties
The local planning board voted unanimously on Thursday night to recommend to the Princeton governing body…
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Photos: Residents gather on Palmer Square during Kavanaugh hearing
As Christine Blasey Ford and Judge Brett Kavanaugh spoke before the Senate Judiciary Committee today, some…
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Judge dismisses lawsuit against Princeton Public Schools regarding electronic voting
A Mercer County Superior Court judge today tossed out a lawsuit filed by a Princeton couple…
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No positive train control for the Dinky: NJ Transit will use crew and equipment ‘to support PTC installation’
New Jersey Transit officials see Dinky train service as expendable, at least when it comes to…
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Princeton Public Schools settles lawsuit with charter school
The school board for the Princeton Public Schools has settled two lawsuits with the Princeton Charter…
