Princeton University plans to host an outdoor commencement ceremony in May
University officials are still determining whether graduates will be allowed to bring guests to the ceremony.
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Daytime shoulder closure slated for Thursday as workers make preparations for Route 33 milling and paving project in Hamilton
The milling and paving project will begin in the spring.
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Northfield Bank Foundation donates $10,000 to Princeton First Aid and Rescue Squad for volunteer EMT training
The rescue squad serves Princeton residents, students, and visitors.
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Lambros announces N.J. Assembly bid
Princeton Councilwoman Michelle Pirone Lambros has announced that she will run in the Democratic primary as…
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M.A.C. Cosmetics store closes on Palmer Square in Princeton
Yet another chain is reducing its brick and mortar locations and has closed its Palmer Square store.
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Local officials considering reversing the traffic flow on South Tulane Street in Princeton
Mayor Mark Freda has serious concerns about whether the change would harm pedestrians.
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Letters: Artificial turf doesn’t belong at Hilltop Park in Princeton
A group of residents opposes a plan to install artificial turn at Hilltop Park in Prnceton.
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West Windsor-Plainsboro High South graduate killed in Trenton shooting Monday evening
The shooting tool place at about 6:30 p.m.
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Pausing to remember the lives lost due to COVID-19
The death toll surpasses the combined populations of Mercer and Hunterdon counties, and exceeds the total number of American combat deaths in World War I, World War II, and the Vietnam War combined.
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Driver in critical condition after Route 1 crash Sunday in West Windsor
A 41-year-old resident of Burlington is in critical condition after crashing into another vehicle on Route…
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New bill would allow N.J. drivers to show proof of vehicle registration on their smartphones
A New Jersey Assembly committee voted Monday to support a bill that would allow drivers to…
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Princeton names new superintendent of schools
Kelley will be paid $240,000 per year to lead the district that serves about 3,800 students.
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How Planet Princeton will handle mug shots from arrests moving forward
We’re adopting guidelines aimed at a restrained use of mug shots in news stories in order to be fair to people and also to not reinforce racial stereotypes.
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Princeton Community Housing to add 25 more affordable housing units to Bunn Drive development
Construction could begin as early as this summer and is expected to take about a year to complete.
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Winter storm update: Three state COVID-19 vaccine megasites will be closed Thursday (updated)
Avoid driving and stay home if you can on Thursday.
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Princeton settlement removed 20% affordable housing set-aside requirement for developments that conform to zoning
The removal of the 20% affordable housing requirement was an unintended consequence of the agreement with Fair Share Housing.
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Former mayor of Middlesex Borough sentenced to seven years in prison for stealing more than $75,000 from local campaign funds
Former Democratic Middlesex Borough Mayor Ronald DiMura allegedly pocketed money from political campaigns by funneling it through a bogus charity.
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Letters: Approval of new hotel in Princeton ignored neighborhood residents’ concerns
Design and sensitivity to the neighborhood were of no concern from the prespective of the residents.
