Officials create two new deputy administrator positions for Municipality of Princeton
Two staff members have been promoted for the new positions.
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High winds cause power outages in Princeton and Robbinsville
A wind advisory is in effect until 7 p.m. Saturday.
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Mercer County Commissioner Andrew Koontz won’t seek reelection in 2022
Koontz has been a county commissioner since 2011.
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Pedestrian struck and killed by state police trooper vehicle on Route 1 in South Brunswick Thursday morning
The name of the man who was killed has not been released yet.
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Photos: Princeton Senior Resource Center’s Nancy S. Klath Center for Lifelong Learning opens
The new space supplements the senior center building on Stockton Street.
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Thieves return to Littlebrook neighborhood to steal more vehicles Monday night, take Princeton sports car from dealership
The thieves tracked the sports car to a dealership in Edison and then stole it there.
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Prosecutor’s office releases name of adult victim in Route 27 crash in Princeton
The Kendall Park resident was 61.
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Princeton Middle School evacuated Monday morning after suspicious bag found in a restroom
Students returned to class at about 9:15 a.m.
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Two people die in Princeton crash after attempted car thefts in Littlebrook neighborhood (updated)
The crash happened just after 1:30 p.m. on Sunday.
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Reject the Princeton permit parking plan
Opinion: Princeton should reject parking permit plan for employees of local businesses
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Six things to do in the Princeton area on Sunday, Nov. 7
ICYMI: Six things to do in the Princeton area on Sunday afternoon.
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Princeton Perks fundraising card to support local schools and businesses will be offered a second year
New cards will go on sale in January.
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Truck crashes into median on Route 1 in West Windsor
The crash took place near the Washington Road intersection.
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Gillian Wendy Slater-Godfrey, first director of the Princeton Senior Resource Center, dies at 92
Gillian created the center as a place of genuine community where everyone was welcome.
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Princeton officials promise that redevelopment of seminary property on Stockton Street will be a collaborative effort
Letters: Redevelopment of seminary property on Stockton Street will be transparent and inclusive, according to local officials
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Medieval history scholar selected to lead the Institute for Advanced Study
He will replace Robbert Dijkgraaf.
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The last straw: In N.J., single-use plastic straws to be provided by food businesses upon request only starting Nov. 4
The ban of carryout bags and foam containers take effect next May.
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State of New Jersey launches ‘Excluded New Jerseyans Fund’ for residents who were not eligible for pandemic relief
Funds are being issued on a rolling basis.
