Community leader Minnie Craig of Princeton dies at 83
Minnie Craig volunteered with many local organizations.
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Lock up: Car thefts continue in West Windsor
Secure your garage doors and don’t leave your car doors unlocked Police officers in West Windsor…
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Mercer County left out as FEMA approves disaster declaration for six N.J. counties, including Somerset, Hunterdon, and Middlesex
Residents and business owners in Mercer County and other counties can still report damages to the state online.
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The return of the Hopewell Theater: A sequel
Rock singer and songwriter Danielia Cotton, a Hopewell native, will kick the reopening of the theater off on Sept. 10.
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Saturday update: All main Princeton area roads open, including Route 1, as officials in the region continue to assess storm damage (updated 6 p.m.)
Road crews are working this weekend to repair bridges and pavement in some areas.
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In Lambertville, widespread devastation, at least 25 families displaced after storm
About 300 homes are still without power in Lambertville.
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Four unlocked cars stolen in West Windsor overnight
Lock your car doors.
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Tornado’s path cut through West Windsor and a portion of Princeton
The tornado first touched down in West Windsor near the Whole Foods shopping center.
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N.J. Governor: Twenty-five residents of the state died during Tropical Storm Ida, six residents still missing
More information is expected to be released by state officials Friday.
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Princeton Dinky Shuttle service restored
Once again, the train had mechanical issues.
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National Weather Service confirms it: Tornado touched down in Princeton Wednesday night
Wind speeds were up to 75 miles per hour.
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Video shows storm’s destruction along Hollow Road in Montgomery
Large chunks of pavement have been ripped off of the road.
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Two women from Belle Mead and Ringoes die in Hillsborough during flash floods
Four area residents have been confirmed dead.
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Two people die in storm In Hopewell Township, three officers barely escape rising waters after rescue attempts
The officers clung to trees for two hours until rescue crews saved them.
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Thursday evening storm update and photos: Most main arteries in and out of Princeton open again as flooding continues in some areas (updated 7:20 p.m.)
Washington Road, Alexander, Route 27, Rosedale, and Cherry Valley roads are open again.
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N.J. governor declares state of emergency as Tropical Storm Ida causes flash flooding in many areas
The state of emergency is in effect for all 21 counties.
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More than 5,000 homes without power in the Princeton region as flooding continues
Police are urging residents not to drive because of flooding and downed wires.
