N.J. tops grim milestone of 25,000 coronavirus deaths
At his regular press briefing on Wednesday, Governor Phil Murphy called the death toll “beyond fathomable.”
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Remembering children who died in the Holocaust: Jewish Center of Princeton participates in the Daffodil Project
The Jewish Center planted more than 250 daffodil bulbs for the project in the fall of 2020.
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County moving vaccination site from community college to skating rink at Mercer County Park
The county’s COVID-19 vaccination site at Mercer County Community College will be shut down in early…
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County homicide task force investigating suspicious death in Ewing
Police are seeking the public’s help identifying the victim.
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Former Princeton resident charged with fraud, aggravated identity theft, makes first N.J. court appearance, is out on bail
Graham is being monitored with a GPS tracking device and his computer activity is also being monitored.
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Ludwig Cancer Research launches new branch at Princeton University dedicated to cancer metabolism research
Clinical work related to branch discoveries will be conducted in the tri-state area, including in partnership with RWJBarnabas Health and the Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey.
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Across N.J., some vaccination appointments rescheduled as use of J&J vaccine is paused
Federal officials have said the pause is expected to last only a matter of days.
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Latin American Legal Defense and Education Fund names new leader
The Latin American Legal Defense and Education Fund’s mission is to promote the rights of all immigrants, with a focus on the Latin American community in the Mercer County area.
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Princeton Council approves contract for new administrator (updated)
The new administrator will receive $220,000 per year beginning in 2022, plus benifits.
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COVID-19 vaccine statistics for the state and region, plus the latest test and death numbers
In Mercer County, 87,248 people are fully vaccinated.
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New Penn Medicine Princeton Health CEO guides medical center through the pandemic and beyond
James Demetriades replaced Barry Rabner, who served as President and CEO of the healthcare system since 2002.
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NJ Transit’s Princeton Transitway study is underway
The study is expected to be completed by the end of the year. Stakeholder meetings will begin this month, and NJ Transit will also hold community forums.
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Four-alarm fire destroys Avalon Princeton Junction apartment building in West Windsor (updated)
The Red Cross is providing emergency housing to displaced residents.
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Former Princeton resident Ford Graham charged with fraud, aggravated identity theft, as a result of federal investigation into multimillion-dollar schemes
One Princeton victim invested more than $2 million with Graham.
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Princeton Police Blotter: Stolen artwork, high-speed chase, park vandalism, and more
A resident reported that a painting worth $14,000 was stolen.
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N.J. governor issues new COVID-19 travel guidelines
Unvaccinated travelers and residents returning from any U.S. state or territory beyond the immediate region (New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, and Delaware) should self-quarantine at home, a hotel, or another temporary lodging.
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Coalition wants town to turn Princeton First Aid and Rescue Squad buildings into a community center
People would be connected with social services and nonprofit organizations at the community center.
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N.J. residents ages 16 and up eligible for COVID-19 vaccine starting April 19
Somerset County also launched a mobile vaccine clinic for the homebound on Monday.
