Princeton University, Microsoft and student victorious in lawsuit challenging Trump’s decision to end DACA program
Princeton University, Microsoft, and a student won a federal court case challenging the Trump administration’s decision…
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Newspaper ad supporting bond referendum lacks transparency
To the Editor: I wonder who paid for the ad in last week’s Town Topics supporting…
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Governor promises more drivers, buses as solution for NJ Transit overcrowding
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy believes a hiring push at NJ Transit and more buses will…
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Long-haul trucking company owner sentenced to nine years in prison for allegedly filing more than $1.2 million in fraudulent insurance claims
A man with long-haul trucking companies based in Middlesex County was sentenced to nine years in…
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Prosecutor: $50,000 in marijuana products seized in East Windsor
An East Windsor resident was arrested last week after a month-long investigation by the Mercer County…
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Help CASA: Become a volunteer advocate for children
Dear Editor: By the time you finish reading this, more than 30 cases of child abuse…
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Niedergang ready to tackle difficult issues
To the Editor: As a Princeton resident and local businessman, the upcoming Council race really matters…
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Planet Princeton Weekend Picks, April 20-22
To have your event considered for our weekend picks, please add it to our community events…
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Princeton Record Exchange gears up for National Record Store Day
Back when Record Store Day began, Jon Lambert never imagined the event would be such a…
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New Jersey state trooper allegedly stopped female drivers and pressured them to date him
A New Jersey state trooper was indicted on Thursday for allegedly conducting improper stops of two…
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Photo: Princeton Day School production of ‘Girls Like That’ receives 10 New Jersey Theater Award nominations
Princeton Day School’s fall production of “Girls Like That” by Evan Placey received 10 nominations for…
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NJ Governor names new ombudsman for people with disabilities
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has named Paul Aronsohn to lead the newly created Office of…
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John Borden: A tireless advocate for affordable housing in Princeton
To the Editor: When John Borden passed away on April 11th, Princeton lost a most sincere…
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VolunteerConnect thanks volunteers who sustain area nonprofits
Dear Editor, As we celebrate National Volunteer Week (April 15-21), VolunteerConnect would like to reflect on…
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Rutgers University Professor Evie Shockley named Pulitzer Prize finalist
Evie Shockley, a professor of English at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, was named a Pulitzer…
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Pirone Lambros cares about Princeton’s diversity
Dear Editor: We are so fortunate in Princeton to have many well-qualified candidates willing to give up…
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Two NJ officials propose tax amnesty program to boost state coffers
Two elected officials are proposing that the New Jersey offer a three-month tax amnesty program to…
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SAVE Pet of the Week: Whitley
Whitley is a gentle giant with piercing blue eyes. He came to SAVE from a rescue…
