Flash flood watch in effect for Princeton area through Tuesday afternoon
Lots of rain in store Monday night and all day Tuesday.
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Vote ‘Yes’ on the Mercer County ballot question on Nov. 2
In this opinion piece, the writers call on county residents to continue to fund land preservation.
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Three ways you can support the Muslim Center of Greater Princeton’s relief efforts for Afghan refugees
Donate supplies, help fund a social worker, or volunteer your time.
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Vote for your favorite Halloween house in Lawrence
The deadline to vote is Oct. 28.
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Princeton University reaches compromise with Prospect Avenue historic preservation supporters to save buildings, with details outlined in a memorandum of understanding
All three houses and the former eating club would be saved.
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Sign up deadline extended for weekly student COVID-19 testing in the Princeton Public Schools
A new deadline has not been set.
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First case of COVID-19 transmission linked to school exposure in the Princeton Public Schools
A student at the Princeton Middle School was most likely exposed to the virus at school.
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Assistant superintendent of human resources to leave Princeton Public Schools
Michael Volpe, the assistant superintendent for human resources in the Princeton Public Schools district for the…
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Princeton and Trenton are settings for latest novel by author Lauren B. Davis that explores marginalization, othering
Davis will discuss her newest book on Thursday, Oct. 28 at 7 p.m. in an online event hosted by Labyrinth Books and the Princeton Public Library.
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Drumthwacket reopens for public tours
The in-person tours take place on Wednesday afternoons.
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New Jersey attorney general’s office opens investigation into fatal police shooting of Hillsborough resident Patrick Chin
Chin was a Rutgers graduate who worked for Bristol Myers Squibb.
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Princeton University to mail property tax assistance checks to several hundred residents this week as part of legal settlement
This is the fifth year of the six-year agreement.
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New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy visits Princeton businesses
The governor was in town for a rally on Saturday.
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Full moon bike ride canceled for Oct. 16
The event may be rescheduled for a date in November.
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State approval of proposed Princeton Public Schools bond referendum expected next week
The refrendum could be up to $17 million.
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Voorhees man charged in fatal pedestrian hit and run in Lawrence
The crash victim was a 54-year-old Lawrence resident.
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Princeton Public Schools to conduct COVID-19 tests on unvaccinated students
Since the school year began in September, there have been 18 confirmed COVID-19 cases in the district.
