Parents hold counter-protest at Princeton Middle School in support of HiTOPS and LGTBQ+ education
Two parents protesting HiTOPS returned to Princeton Middle School on Friday and were greeted by counterprotesters.
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Two parents protest presence of HiTOPS at Princeton Middle School (updated)
The protest took place on the sidewalk in front of Princeton Middle School before school on Thursday.
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Construction schedule announced for 2024 New Hope-Lambertville Bridge rehabilitation project
The New Jersey-bound detour is expected to begin on or around Jan. 29.
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Community Support Saves Princeton Academy from closure
Donors and other supporters have helped the private school find a path forward for the next academic year and beyond.
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Want to run for a seat on your local governing body or county commission in 2024? Don’t miss these deadlines
If you want to run for a seat on your local governing body, you must pick up a candidate petition from your local municipal clerk’s office.
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Princeton area storm update for Wednesday night, Jan. 10 (last revised at 11:45 p.m.)
Some Princeton area residents are still without power and several roads in Princeton and other towns are still closed.
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More than 68,000 households and businesses in N.J. without power as of 11 p.m. Tuesday
More than 34,700 PSE&G customers and more than 33,000 JCP&L customers were without power as of…
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Somerset County declares state of emergency
Only essential vehicles should be on the road, officials said.
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Tuesday 11:30 p.m. update: Storm already causing havoc in Princeton area including downed trees, closed roads, transformer fire, power outages
Stay home if you can. Conditions are getting worse out there.
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Princeton Public Schools set to open 90-minutes late Wednesday due to weather
If there are widespread power outages and flooding, the schools may need to be closed for the entire day on Wednesday.
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Consolidating Princeton boards and commissions will hurt efforts to build more equitable and just community
Princeton resident Maria Juega weighs in on the Princeton Council’s proposed move to consolidate two commissions and a board into one smaller advisory committee.
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Competitive elections result in more transparency and accountability, so consider running for local office
Residents Jo Butler and Jenny Crumiller are urging residents to consider running to serve on the governing body of Princeton.
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All after-school activities canceled for Princeton Public Schools Jan. 9 due to severe weather forecast
The worst winds and rain will pass through the state between 6 p.m. Tuesday and 2 a.m. Wednesday.
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Fact check: Is the Princeton school board is in discussions with the municipality about school district land at Valley Road?
The school board is looking at demolishing the older portion of the Valley Road building due to safety concerns, but the board is not looking at selling the property.
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Annual Princeton Community Works conference for nonprofit leaders and volunteers set for evening of Jan. 29
The event is virtual this year and the fee to attend is only $20.
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Cosmo the cat missing from Campbell Woods development in Princeton
Cosmo was last seen near Campbell Woods in Princeton on Sunday.
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Princeton governing body seeks to consolidate power, eliminate more boards, committees and commissions
The Princeton Council is slated to vote on disbanding the municipality’s civil rights commission, human services commission, and affordable housing board, combining all three into one seven-member advisory board called the community services advisory committee.
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Elimination of Princeton Civil Rights Commission will take focus off of civil rights
The Princeton Council wants to consolidate two commissions and a board into one group. Fern Spruill weighs in on why this is a bad idea.
