Princeton Public Library closed through Sunday due to COVID-19 case
Contactless pickup of items will still be available.
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Laura Hawkins, beloved chronicler of the beauty around us, dies at 74
Hawkins was a talented artist and musician.
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McCarter Theatre audience members must be vaccinated or receive a COVID-19 test before attending performances
Masks will be mandatory for all guests.
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Pedestrian struck by car on Rosedale Road hospitalized
The crossing has been flagged as dangerous many times.
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Princeton University to lead new regional entrepreneurship innovation hub
The National Science Foundation is funding the initiative.
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Multimedia technician Tuwmaa Parker of Princeton dies at 33
He died at home in Princeton in July.
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Police in Princeton catch two suspects in local mailbox thefts
The mailbox thefts have been taking place for more than a year and a half in Princeton.
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Princeton Health Officer recommends delaying start of in-person local government meetings due to increase in COVID-19 cases
In-person meetings were scheduled to resume in mid-September.
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Additional COVID-19 vaccine dose available for immunocompromised Princeton residents who are homebound
Contact the health department to see if you are eligible and to schedule an appointment.
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Flood warning still in effect for Princeton region, numerous area roads closed due to the storm (updated at 7:30 a.m. Monday)
Police in several area towns are recommending that residents avoid all unnecessary travel.
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Princeton family displaced by fire seeks local house rental
The family is seeking a rental for 12 to 18 months.
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Flood watch in effect for Princeton region and beyond through Monday morning
A tropical storm warning is also in effect for Monmouth and Middlesex counties.
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With help of Princeton Dinky train conductors, rescue group saves runaway dog
The dog was missing four about 12 days.
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Breakthrough infections make up the majority of new confirmed COVID-19 cases in Princeton
Only 31.6 percent of the new confirmed COVID-19 cases were in unvaccinated people.
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Nassau Street reopened at Harrison Street
The road is closed for PSE&G work.
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Upcoming COVID-19 vaccine walk-up clinics in the Princeton region
No appointment necessary.
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Princeton Health Department to offer COVID-19 booster vaccines beginning Sept. 20
Since July 8, there have been 57 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Princeton. Of those cases, 29 cases, or 68.4% of the confirmed cases, have been breakthrough infections.
