Sigmund Pleads Guilty to Drug Charges
Paul Sigmund IV, the son of the late Princeton Borough Mayor Barbara Boggs Sigmund, pleaded guilty…
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Plainsboro Resident Jim Gaines Among 7 People Killed in Amtrak Train Derailment
Plainsboro resident Jim Gaines, 48, was one of the 7 people who have been confirmed dead…
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Amtrak Northeast Regional Train Derails in Philadelphia, Killing at Least 7 Passengers, Injuring Dozens
At least sevev people were killed and dozens were wounded after an Amtrak Northeast Regional Train…
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John Witherspoon Middle School Latest Princeton School to Receive Bogus Threat
On Tuesday morning around 9:45 a.m., the John Witherspoon Middle School received a fake threat via…
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American Boychoir School Raises Enough Money to Close Budget Gap for This Academic Year
With less than a week left in the school’s shortened year, the American Boychoir School has…
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Princeton Governing Body Postpones Discussion on Tour Bus Parking
The governing body for Princeton decided Monday to delay discussing options for dealing with tour buses…
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The White House Names Princeton University Professor Ed Felten as Deputy U.S. Chief Technology Officer
Edward Felten, a Princeton University computer scientist who is a leading expert on computer security, has…
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Princeton Man Arrested for Stealing Truck in South Brunswick
A 24-year-old Princeton man was pulled over by a South Brunswick police officer as he was…
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Letters: Princeton Special Needs Prom a Great Success
To the Editor: The Princeton Special Needs Prom on May 8 was our most successful yet….
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Princeton School Board Reaches Tentative Agreements with Administrator, Support Staff Unions
The Board of Education for the Princeton Public Schools has reached tentative agreements for new contracts…
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Sierra Club Opposes EPA’s Proposal to Remove Crown Vantage Landfill from Superfund Site List
The Environmental Protection Agency has issued a proposal to remove the Crown Vantage Landfill in Hunterdon…
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Planet Princeton Weekend Picks, May 8-10
It’s that time of year again. The sun is out, the weather is finally warm, and…
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Princeton High Senior Victoria Gebert Is Named U.S. Presidential Scholar
Princeton High School senior Victoria Gebert is the recipient of a 2015 United States Presidential Scholars…
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A Controversial Expansion Plan: International School on Lambert Drive in Princeton Seeks to Add Buildings and Increase Student Population in Residential Neighborhood
The new private international school on Lambert Drive in Princeton has been buying up properties in…
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Crash on Route 1 North Causes Large Fuel Spill, Delays
Just after 5 a.m. today, May 7, South Brunswick Police responded to a motor vehicle crash…
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Princeton Farmers’ Market to Kick Off 2015 Outdoor Season on May 14
The Princeton Farmers’ Market will launch its 2015 outdoor season on Thursday, May 14th. The outdoor…
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Princeton Police Seek Man Who Took $900 from Bank of America ATM
The Princeton Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying a male suspect in…
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Negotiations Fall Apart: State Fact Finder Likely to Be Called In to Settle Princeton Teachers Contract
Following a break down in negotiations, representatives for the Princeton Public Schools Board of Education and…
