Candidates running for school board in Mercer County on Nov. 7, 2023
In Princeton, five candidates are seeking three seats on the school board. Almost every race in the county is competitive.
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Former Princeton University student pleads guilty to felony charge for role in Capitol riot
Under a plea deal he could serve anywhere from no prison time to 14 months for his participation in the Jan. 6 riots.
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Heat advisory issued for Mercer County beginning Thursday, July 27
Stay in if you can on Thursday and Friday, or go to a cooling center or cooler place if you don’t have air conditioning.
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Hopewell police blotter: Unlawful possession of high-capacity ammunition magazines, gas station safe theft, grocery store shoplifting top incident list
Thieves are continuing to open charge accounts or obtain credit card information and charge items to people’s accounts.
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Rheumatologist Leroy Henry Hunninghake dies at 86
Leroy Henry Hunninghake passed away peacefully on July 19 at the Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital…
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Open call to crafters for Off the Wall Holiday Market in West Windsor
The West Windsor Arts Council is seeking handmade whimsical or functional objects created by artists and…
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Arts Council of Princeton launches new community zine project
Artists of all ages and skill levels are welcome to join the Arts Council of Princeton’s…
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Washington Road bridge to be closed until sometime this fall (updated)
The bridge will be closed starting Wednesday at 8 pm.
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Registration now open for the 2023 Full Moon Bike Ride
The family-friendly event takes place at Mercer Meadows.
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Lawrence police arrest suspect in mail theft cases
The suspect is from the Bronx and is just the latest person to be arrested for mail theft, which has been an ongoing issue in Mercer County over the past few years.
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Four people dead, three missing after flash floods in Bucks County, Pa.
Four bodies were recovered in Upper Makefield Township on Sunday morning in the aftermath of the…
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Sunday storm update with Princeton area road closures
The Princeton area received more than three inches of rain on Saturday evening. Police in Princeton…
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Healing with music: Free dance classes being offered to Princeton area residents with Parkinson’s Disease
Princeton University Concerts and the American Repertory Ballet are teaming up to offer free dance classes…
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Assault by auto: Man charged with attempted murder for hitting pedestrian at Halo Farm parking lot
A Burlington Township man has been charged with attempted murder, aggravated assault, leaving the scene of…
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Equitable access to summer learning programs is critical for children from marginalized communities
July 10 through July 14 is National Summer Learning Week.
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Princeton Public Schools launches search for next high school principal with a survey
Princeton Public Schools officials have launched the search for a new principal of the high school…
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Route 1 in South Brunswick designated a special traffic enforcement area for July 8-14
Police will be monitoring Route 1 intersections for speeding, distracted driving, and traffic signal violations.
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N.J. Appellate Court reverses Superior Court decision, says suit blocking Rider from closing Westminster Choir College can move forward
The Appellate Court decision was issued on June 30.
