N.J. has recovered just over half the jobs lost the first two months of the pandemic
New Jersey has recovered 403,000 jobs, or about 56 percent of the jobs lost in March…
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Another school bond referendum on the horizon for Princeton voters?
School district officials and school board members talked about the need for school capital improvements at…
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Jewish groups to hold rally against antisemitism in Princeton Thursday
Jewish groups in the Mercer County area are planning to protest antisemitism Thursday, June 17, at…
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Board of education settles on ‘Princeton Middle School’ for new name of Walnut Lane school
Princeton Middle School will be the new name of the school on Walnut Lane that was…
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Residents call on council to convince Princeton University to preserve Prospect Avenue buildings
The Princeton Planning Board is slated to review the university’s application June 17.
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Setting the record straight on the recent Israel and Hamas conflict and the uptick in anti-Semitism
Letters: Political disagreements are used to mask anti-Semitism.
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N.J. utility shut-off moratorium to end as governor creates six-month payment grace period
Gov. Phil Murphy on Monday signed an executive order ending the moratorium on utility shut-offs in…
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West Windsor tote give-away event aims to encourage use of reusable bags
The bag giveaway will be held Tuesday morning at the West Windsor McCaffrey’s.
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Task force member: Proposed new system will simplify parking in Princeton
Letters: New permit system will simplify parking in Princeton, task force member says
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New rector leads Saint David’s Episcopal Church in Cranbury
The Rev. Amy Cornell comes to Cranbury from a parish in Mercer County.
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Two vehicles crash into median of Route 1 southbound in West Windsor
A driver lost control of a vehicle just after 10 p.m. on Saturday and crashed into…
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Free live music returns to Small World Coffee on Witherspoon Street in Princeton
Free concerts will be held at Small World Coffee on Witherspoon Street every Saturday evening.
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Burlington County man sentenced to five years in prison for defrauding investors
Previously, Cooper was found liable for damages related to the fraud scheme in a civil case brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Local teacher creates video to share the Princeton ‘million cicada chorus’ experience with his high school students
The fun video provides a little background about the Brood X cicadas.
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Black bear sightings reported in the Princeton region over the past week
Black bears have been seen in Hopewell, North Brunswick, and South Brunswick in recent days.
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Concerned about future of Princeton, residents form a coalition for responsible development
Some Princeton residents have formed a non-profit organization in an attempt to make sure Princetonians’ voices are heard when it comes to development in town.
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Photos: Princeton Community Pride Picnic draws hundreds
Pride Month commemorates the Stonewall riots, which occurred in June of 1969. Many pride events are held in June to recognize the impact LGBT people have had in the world.
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New grocery store to open at the Lawrence Shopping Center on June 9
Starbucks and other new tenants are slated to open at the shopping center this year.
