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Princeton Public Library to launch book discussions for mayor’s mental health and wellness campaign next month
The first book discussion will take place Sept. 21.
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N.J. attorney general: Trenton police officer hid gang ties, plotted with imprisoned Latin Kings member to retaliate against a witness
A Trenton police officer allegedly had gang ties and conspired with an imprisoned Latin Kings member…
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Black bear seen again in Princeton Sunday heads to Rocky Hill and Franklin townships Monday
Do not approach a bear if you see one. Secure your garbage cans and remove your bird feeders.
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Princeton bear last seen Friday morning headed in the direction of the towpath
The bear was seen on Lower Harrison Street.
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N.J. officials open public comment period on $228 million spending plan for Hurricane Ida recovery funding
The deadline to submit a comment is Sept. 16.
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N.J. unemployment rate drops to 3.7 percent
In July of 2021, the unemployment rate was 6.6%.
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Black bear still making the rounds in Princeton Thursday
Videos and photos of the black bear that has been spotted in Princeton over the past two weeks. The bear was last seen Thursday morning.
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Two lanes of Market Street eastbound in Trenton closed for emergency repairs
Expect delays and seek an alternate route if you can.
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Arrest made in Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park sexual assault
This is the third assault tied to the suspect.
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Former Princeton University employee files religious discrimination suit against school for COVID-19 policies
The suit was filed Tuesday in federal court.
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Morven Museum & Garden receives $500,000 National Park Service historic preservation grant
Morven Museum & Garden has been awarded a grant for $500,000 from the National Park Service…
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Princeton police officer promoted to sergeant
Luis Navas was promoted Monday.
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Fraudsters pose as Princeton area clergy members in new phishing scams
One prominent Princeton priest was impersonated this week in a bogus email soliciting gift cards.
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Princeton area police blotter: Identity theft, shoplifting, jewelry burglaries
Police blotter items from the Princeton and Hopewell Township police departments
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Legendary Princeton basketball coach Pete Carril dies at 92
He died at a hospital in Philadelphia.
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Robbinsville Police Department employee charged with stealing more than $250,000 in property from township
The employee worked for the township for 21 years.
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Video: Black bear jumps Riverside School fence
The bear was last seen in the Hartley Avenue area.
