Mercer County Economic Summit Set for March 8

The theme of the summit will be “Solutions to Protect and Grow Your Business."

Who Pays N.J.'s Biggest, And Smallest, Property Tax Bills? Check Lawrenceville

The state released data showing each town's average property tax bill in 2015. Patch ranked them from to largest to the smallest.

Mercer County Clerk's Office Relocating This Weekend

The relocation s due to renovations to be performed on the Courthouse Annex.

Free Affordable Care Act Enrollment Assistance in Mercer County in January

The open enrollment period for the ACA 2016 coverage ends Jan. 31.

Ex-Lawrence Mayor Spent Literacy Grant On Spa Treatments, Gentlemen's Clubs, Prosecutor Says

Indictment charges Mark Holmes stole $75,000 in state funds during his time as executive director of the Asbury Park Housing Authority.

Investigation Offers New Revelations About Donald Trump's 9-11 N.J. 'Celebrations' Claim

A new examination backs up Donald Trump’s claim that groups of Muslims cheered the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in New Jersey.

The IRS Can Now Call You, Lawrenceville, Looking To Collect

The IRS Can Now Call You, N.J., Looking To Collect

Mercer County to Remember Pearl Harbor Victims

The ceremony takes place on Sunday, Dec. 6.

175 Most Toxic Towns In NJ: Lawrenceville On List

The list shows New Jersey locales with the highest amount of toxic chemical releases.

Democrats Hold Onto Assembly, County Seats

Democrats were the big winners in Tuesday night's elections.

Christie To National Guard Leader: Lose Some Weight

The New Jersey governor – who underwent weight loss surgery in 2013 – has given the state National Guard leader 90 days to shed some pounds.

Pope's Visit, Football Game Could Be Hell On Earth for Traffic

Radio ads will encourage people to use public transit or to watch it on T.V., advising people to avoid unnecessary travel.

Mercer County Hosts "Fighting Fraud" Workshop Aug. 26

The workshop takes place at the Robbinsville Senior Center.

Mercer County to Purchase Phone Kiosks for Emergency Situations

The county will use about $59,994 in Homeland Security grant funds to purchase the kiosks for residents to use in power outages.

Lawrenceville Resident Nominated to State Council on Disabilities

Robert J. Fesel was nominated on Monday.

Spend the Day Outside at Mercer County Park for National Trails Day

There will be a JORBA Trail Maintenance Project for residents on Saturday, 9 a.m.-noon.

Grants for Mercer County Historical Organizations Are Available

Grant applications are available online.

Mercer County Reminds Residents About Proper Storage Ahead of Summer

Brian M. Hughes issued a reminder about proper storage of pool chemicals.

Lawrenceville Resident Reappointed to NJ Clean Air Council

The Honorable Pamela H. Mount was reappointed on May 7.

2015 Tax Deadline: Does Your Post Office Have Extended Hours?

Electronic filing options halt lines at most local branches.

NJ American Water: No More Chlorine in Lawrence Water Supply

The water company will return to disinfecting its water with chloramines following three months using chlorine to eliminate excess ammonia.

Mercer County to Host Homebuyers Workshops in Lawrenceville

Workshops are set for April 22 and Sept. 23.

Most Mercer County Offices Closed on Friday

Most offices will be closed to observe Good Friday.

Deadline to Enroll in Affordable Care Act Marketplace in Mercer County Approaching

County Executive Brian Hughes urges residents to enroll in the program.

Bonnie Watson Coleman Becomes First African American New Jersey Congresswoman

The Democrat defeated Republican Alieta Eck in Tuesday's election.

Most Mercer County Offices Closed for Election Day

Some offices and four branches of the county library system will remain open.

Mercer County Dedicates Resources to Battle Ebola, Enterovirus

Meetings have been held concerning those diseases.

Republican Challenger for Mercer County Sheriff Promises No Double Dipping

David C. Jones collects a pension, but says he will stop while in office if elected, according to New Jersey Watchdog.

NJ Senate Approves Bill to Raise Smoking Age

Only those above the age of 21 would be able to buy tobacco products and e-cigarettes in New Jersey.

NJ State Troopers Taking Christie to Court

A state judge will decide whether Governor Christie's reduction of pension plans is legal.

Should Your State Legalize Pot?

With the economical benefits of legalized marijuana working for Colorado, is your state the next in line?

Christie: Time To Demolish Unsafe, Hurricane Sandy-Impacted Buildings

Lawrence Man Charged With Having a Fake License Under Motor Vehicle Commission Initiative

Daniel Krzak is accused of obtaining a fake license after his license was suspended for four DUI convictions.

Mercer County Towns To Remove 'Accumulated' Snow From Streets

VIDEO: Snow Dumps On Middlesex, Mercer Counties; Winter Weather Advisory

Click on the menu to find the video that shows the weather's impact on Route 1, the New Jersey Turnpike and other roads

Rush Holt Hosts Town Halls in Central Jersey

Congressman has two sessions scheduled in the area Saturday.

STORM WARNING: Nor'easter Expected To Hit Middlesex, Mercer Counties Wednesday

The National Weather Service has issued a "Winter Storm Warning" for which will be in effect from 7 p.m. Wednesday evening until 1 p.m. Thursday afternoon

Scattered Outages Remain In Mercer, Middlesex As Region Recovers From Snow

Closing Arguments Expected Tuesday in Trial of Trenton Mayor Tony Mack

Tony Mack and his brother were indicted on charges of extortion, bribery and fraud.

Christie Administration Delayed Oversight Of Sandy Relief Money, Report Says

Integrity monitors approved in May, but not put in place until January, according to report.