Princeton neighborhoods blanketed with anti-Catholic, anti-Muslim, homophobic ‘Chick Tract’ comic books
Residents on numerous streets in Princeton woke up Thursday to find that offensive, ultra-conservative Christian religious…
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Princeton League of Women Voters to host forums for District 16 and Princeton Board of Education candidates
The forums are being livestreamed. You can submit questions for candidates via email.
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Neurodiverse kids should not be marginalized when it comes to school district’s extracurricular activities
Opinion: School policies do not match promises of equity and inclusion when it comes to neurodiverse kids
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Flood debris removal service begins today for Franklin Township residents
Certain items can’t be left at the curb.
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Princeton First Aid & Rescue Squad Chief Frank Setnicky to retire after 35 years of service
Captain Shawn Gallagher will become the new chief of the squad.
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Princeton University tops U.S. News & World Report’s college rankings again
Princeton ranked No. 1 for the 11th year in a row.
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Students should be able to eat lunch outside every day due to COVID-19
Opinion: Eating lunch in cafeterias is a recipe for spreading COVID-19
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Corner House names new executive director
David Errickson replaces Gary DeBlasio, who announced his retirement earlier this year.
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Mercer County added to FEMA disaster area list that enables residents and businesses to receive direct federal aid
Financial assistance for home repairs and temporary housing is available, in addition to low-cost loans and other programs.
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Task force to hold two public meetings about Princeton cannabis business recommendations
The Princeton Cannabis Task Force will host two public meetings to receive input from the public…
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Princeton Planning Board review of Franklin Avenue ‘area in need of redevelopment’ designation postponed until October
The discussion about the Franklin Avenue properties will now be held Oct. 7.
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Princeton Area Community Foundation awards arts grants to eight Trenton nonprofits
The goal is to support emerging and established arts, culture, and history organizations in Trenton as they reopen and emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Hopewell Township officials release names of two victims of Tropical Storm Ida
A 25-year-old man from Hunterdon County and a 78-year-old woman from Hunterdon County died after Tropical…
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Local business starts fundraiser for family of construction worker who died from COVID-19 complications
David Gonzalez Sacalxot leaves behind a wife and five kids.
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Flash flood watch in effect until early Thursday a.m. for the Princeton region
Severe weather and heavy rainfall are possible in the Princeton region Wednesday afternoon and evening. A…
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Luxury goods retailer Hermès Paris slated to open a store on Palmer Square in Princeton
Luxury retailer Hermès Paris has signed a lease to open a store at 17 Palmer Square….
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Many area events will be held to commemorate the 20th anniversary of 9/11, new memorial to be dedicated in Princeton
Most events are on Saturday. A county service is being held on Friday in West Windsor.
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