Send Hunger Packing to partner with Arm in Arm to serve more Princeton students
Send Hunger Packing, the Princeton organization that works to make sure school children have enough food…
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Princeton Recreation Department employee Anthony Simone receives state award
Anthony Simone, a lifelong Princeton resident who works for the municipality’s recreation department, has been honored…
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Winter weather advisory in effect for the Princeton area until 10 a.m. Tuesday
A winter weather advisory is in effect from 8 p.m. Monday night until 10 a.m. on…
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87th annual Bryn Mawr-Wellesley Book Sale kicks off next Friday, March 16
One of the largest and most popular book sales on the East Coast returns to…
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Mercer County Police Academy graduates 18th class of officers
Mercer County dignitaries and law enforcement officials from around the county gathered at Mercer County…
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Fewer than 500 Mercer County PSE&G customers still without power
PSE&G has restored power to most customers in Mercer County. More than 1,400 Princeton customers had…
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Governor sends letter to feds opposing offshore oil and gas exploration
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy sent a letter to the U.S. Department of Interior today opposing…
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Longtime Princeton resident Connie Poor dies at 64
Connie Hazelwood Poor died on March 2 at her home in Princeton. She was 64. She…
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19-year-old charged with trespassing at Hopewell Valley Central High School
Five area schools were placed on lockdown for almost an hour on Friday afternoon after…
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Blue Point Grill raises $15,000 for Breast Cancer Resource Center
The Blue Point Grill’s 2018 Pink Pearl Night raised $15,000 to the Princeton YWCA’s Breast Cancer…
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Planet Princeton Weekend Picks, March 9-11
Friday, March 9 Reading by Sally Rooney, presented by Princeton’s Fund for Irish Studies – Sally…
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Some Princeton residents frustrated about lingering power outages
Residents in portions of the Western Section have been without power since Wednesday afternoon, as have…
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Storm Update: Almost 1,500 Princeton households still without power
As of 10 p.m. on Thursday, almost 1,500 Princeton homes, schools and businesses were still without…
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Judge rules on Princeton and West Windsor affordable housing unit obligations (updated)
Mercer County Superior Court Judge Mary Jacobson today issued a ruling on the number of affordable…
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NJ governor directs Board of Public Utilities to investigate storm response by power companies
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy today said that he has directed the state’s Board of Public…
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Princeton area road closures (Thursday, 10:00 a.m.)
The Dinky Shuttle is not in service and has been replaced by a bus. The Northeast…
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Closures and cancellations for Thursday, March 8 (Updated 8 a.m.)
As of 5 a.m. on Thursday, about 8,800 PSE&G customers in Mercer County were still without…
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Road closures, power outages across Mercer County as snow piles up (Updated 8 p.m.)
More than 12,000 PSE&G customers in Mercer County lost power on Wednesday afternoon as heavy, wet…
