New Princeton ordinance limits gas leaf blower use to certain months, restricts hours for use of lawnmowers and other equipment
A warning will be issued the first time there is a violation of the new ordinance.
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Deadline for FEMA assistance extended for N.J. homeowners and renters who suffered damage because of Hurricane Ida
The new deadline for help is Dec. 6.
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Petition calls for off-leash hours for dogs in Princeton public parks
Some cities allow dogs to be off-leash in certain areas of parks at specified hours.
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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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Princeton Planning Board approves variance that paves the way for plan that preserves Court Club building and three historic homes on Prospect Avenue
The university will also support the creation of a new historic district on Prospect Avenue.
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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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Princeton Club of New York defaults on $39 million mortgage
The club is located in Times Square.
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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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Opt-in deadline for student COVID-19 testing in the Princeton Public Schools is today, Oct. 20
The state is funding the new testing program.
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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.
