South Brunswick Police Officer, Three Motorists Injured in Two Crashes on Route 1
South Brunswick Police are investigating a pair of early morning accidents that injured a police officer…
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Princeton Residents Evacuated After Gas Leak, Fire
Construction workers who were operating a milling machine struck a gas line while milling the roadway…
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Gas Line Accident on Ewing Street Leads to Road Equipment Fire
Construction workers hit a gas main on Ewing Street in Princeton just after 8 a.m., causing…
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Union Center National Bank Plans to Open Princeton Office
Union Center National Bank is planning to open a private banking and loan office at 344…
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Princeton Police Blotter: Thefts Reported at Princeton High and Bertrand Drive, Multiple Arrests Involving Alcohol
Princeton Police arrested resident Ernst Delma just after 10 a.m. Saturday for allegedly drinking alcohol near…
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Letters: Prosecutor’s Office Should Move Swiftly on Princeton Police Issue
To the Editor: We are deeply troubled by recent news stories concerning the complaints that have…
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Planet Weekend Picks, March 15-17
Friday, March 15 Teen Open Mic Night at the Arts Council of Princeton – Singers, musicians,…
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Local GOP Organization Seeking Candidates for Princeton Council
Do you believe that ever-increasing property taxes and elected officials pursuing their own agendas are negatively…
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Princeton Community Park Pool Renovation Earns State Award
The Princeton Recreation Department (PRD) was recently awarded the excellence in design award at the 38th…
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Letters: Some Residents Urge Officials Not to Settle with AvalonBay
Find Alternatives to AvalonBay Dear Editor: I hope the Princeton Council will stand firm in opposition…
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Preacher Challenges Princeton Noise Ordinance in Federal Court
An evangelical minister from New York has filed a lawsuit in federal court claiming that his…
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Recycling Policy Meets Reality in Princeton
By Steve Hiltner There’s policy, and then there’s reality. A recent posting by the county in…
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Planet Weekend Picks, March 8-10
Princeton’s Geek Freak Weekend in honor of Pi Day and Einstein’s birthday kicks off today, March…
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Letters: Citizens Can’t Afford Eleven Percent Tax Hike Proposed by Mercer County
To the Editor: Words are inadequate to convey my shock and dismay on reading that Mercer…
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Longtime Princeton Human Services Director Resigns
Cynthia Mendez, the director and lone employee of the human services department for Princeton, is leaving…
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Screening of `Admission’ March 21 Will Benefit Housing Initiatives of Princeton
Princeton area movie goers can see the film “Admission” the night before its national release, join…
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Princeton Farm to Table Restaurant Agricola to Open Sunday Night
Agricola, the long-anticipated replacement for the historic Lahiere’s restaurant, is slated to open Sunday night. Signs…
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Princeton Council Incumbents Running Unopposed for Local Democratic Club Endorsement
Princeton Council incumbents Jenny Crumiller and Patrick Simon are the only Democrats seeking the endorsement of…