Some NJ legislators want municipalities to be allowed to form charities to accept donations in lieu of tax payments
New Jerseyans feeling burdened by the new Trump tax provision that limits the deductibility of state and local taxes might…
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Beijing firm slated to buy Westminster Choir College for $40 million
Just a day after Princeton Theological Seminary announced that it has filed a lawsuit to stop…
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NJ governor restores $7.45 million in state funding women’s health care
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy today signed a bill restoring $7.45 million in funding to Planned…
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Letters: Warrant arrest system preys on the poor
To the Editor: This is embarrassing. A recent police blotter for Princeton informed citizens that local police,…
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NJ governor appoints three more cabinet members
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has chosen three more cabinet members. With the appointments, his cabinet…
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14-year-old arrested for December homicide of Flemington man
A 14-year-old Trenton teen was arrested on Friday and charged with the homicide of a Flemington…
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Princeton Theological Seminary files suit to stop sale of Westminster Choir College (Updated)
Princeton Theological Seminary has filed a suit against Rider University in New Jersey Superior Court to…
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Police in Lawrence seek suspect in Quick Check hit and run
Just before 2 p.m. on Monday, the Lawrence Township Police Department received a 911 call reporting that a Quick Check gas…
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Winter weather advisory in effect until 4 a.m. Sunday
The National Weather Service in Mt. Holly has issued a winter weather advisory for Central New…
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Planet Princeton Weekend Picks, Feb. 16-18
Friday, February 16 Opening Reception for New Exhibition at Morven – “A Gentleman’s Pursuit: The Commodore’s…
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Photos: Chapin School celebrates Chinese New Year
Chapin School students ushered in the Chinese New Year with a feast prepared by parents and…
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Youth soccer coach in South Brunswick charged with distributing child pornography
A South Brunswick man has been arrested and charged with possessing and distributing child pornography, law…
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Princeton Public Schools district makes changes to security protocols
A day after 17 people were killed in a shooting at a Florida high school and…
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Rouge to move to Palmer Square
Local fashion boutique Rouge will move from Hinds Plaza to 45 Palmer Square West next week. “Rouge…
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Third floor of Princeton Public Library opens again
The third floor of the Princeton Public Library re-opened this morning. It had been closed since…
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Letters: Princeton residents deserve more information before voting on school referendum
To the Editor, The October 2 Princeton Board of Education Facilities Referendum is actually a vote on major changes…
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Princeton officials: Municipality will only issue refunds for excess taxes paid beyond fourth quarter
Residents in Princeton prepaid $28 million in tax payments to the municipality before Jan. 1 in…
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Princeton University professor cancels class on offensive speech and symbols
A Princeton University professor who used the n-word in a class on oppressive symbolism, offensive speech,…
