🌱 Patch AM: Princeton Woman Hands Over $10,700 To Fake Bank Employee: Police Blotter

Also, don’t miss Weight Watchers Workshop on the Princeton Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: What new Revolutionary artifacts just arrived at Morven in Princeton?

Make time for Weight Watchers Workshop on the Princeton Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: Are your daily routes on Princeton police’s speeding crackdown list?

Spotted on the Princeton calendar: Music for Life: An Alumni Recital (The New School for Music Study)

Questions About The Nearby Data Center? Town Hall Planned In Princeton Friday

Residents can learn about the project’s possible effects on water, power bills, air quality and public health at the Nov. 6 meeting.

🌱 Patch AM: New Jersey’s 12th District Has A New Congressman, AP Projects

Be sure to catch HearingLife Anniversary Celebration & Ribbon Cutting on the Princeton Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: Princeton Woman Killed In I-78 Crash In Somerset Co.

Coming up: HearingLife Anniversary Celebration & Ribbon Cutting on the Princeton Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: Why Princeton’s Elements may be Michelin-worthy, according to devoted diners.

Also check out HearingLife Anniversary Celebration & Ribbon Cutting on the Princeton Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: How a Princeton nonprofit helped one family transform housing into opportunity

You won’t want to miss Shir Ami Holiday Bazaar | Free Admission | 35+ Local Vendors | FREE Gift Wrapping! on the Princeton Patch calendar

15 Princeton Runners To Race In 2026 New York City Marathon

Local runners ages 24 to 63 will run the 26.2-mile course Sunday, Nov. 1. Here’s how to watch live.

$2,700 Prada Raincoat Stolen, 2 Homes Burglarized: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton Police blotter dated Oct. 28 had the following reports:

Princeton Weighs Rescue Squad’s Ask To Cover Ambulance Costs

A new ambulance now costs about $500,000, and the squad says donations and insurance can no longer cover it.

Princeton Historical Society To Host Rock ’N’ Roll Gala For America’s 250th

The Nov. 7 benefit includes dinner, fire pits and a tribute band in the historic barn.

Major Airbnb Rules Change: What NJ Travelers Need To Know

Airbnb’s new rules apply to reservations booked on or after Nov. 20.

Orionid Meteors Peak, ‘Halloween Fireballs’ Build: What To Know In NJ

The Orionids, leftovers from Halley’s Comet, peak overnight. Here’s when and where to look for the best view.

Taking control of your energy use: How MyMeter can help

Have you ever wished you had a way to check your energy usage before your bill arrives?

Kayden's Law: What NJ's New Custody Rules Mean for Parents

Princeton attorney John Nachlinger on New Jersey's 2026 custody law, Kayden's Law, and what it changes for parents who separate.

Mobile Health Clinic, Library Trustees Meeting, Closed Council Meeting: Princeton This Week

Zufall Health will offer exams, vaccines and more at Monument Hall, with fees based on what patients can pay.

No Kings Movement Shifts Focus To Early Voting With Princeton Event Saturday

Indivisible Princeton will gather outside Monument Park on Saturday to help residents make a plan to vote early.

Princeton Approves Funds For New Harrison St. Park Playground Equipment

The addition is designed for ages 2 to 5 and kids of all abilities. It will sit next to the existing swing set.

Americans Lost $20B To Online Crime: Check Your State’s Ranking

See which states lost the most, who’s most vulnerable, and how to protect yourself from becoming the next victim.

Council, Zoning, Planning Boards Meet This Week: What’s On The Agenda

Council meets Monday, followed by the Board of Health, Zoning Board and Planning Board

Princeton Household Waste, Shredding Event Is Saturday

Residents can also drop off batteries, cellphones and printer cartridges at the Sustainable Princeton tent.

Princeton Celebrates 1 Year Of Microforest, Seeks Resident Input

The town thanked volunteers and partners and is asking the community what’s next for the project.

Preparing together: How PSE&G, first responders and families prepare before emergencies happen

Every day across NJ, utility crews and first responders respond to emergencies that help protect people and the communities they call home.

Princeton Porchfest Pivots Indoors Due To Nor'easter

Organizers cited a bleak forecast and shifted to a condensed lineup hosted by local businesses and partners.

'Hop On The Loop' This Fall In Princeton

Officials rode the Loop Express with students to kick off a fall push to get more people on board.

Kitten Rides 800 Miles Under Car From NJ To Georgia

The kitten named Jersey was wedged under the car of a college student returning to campus. It has found its forever home, rescuers said.

Council Closed Session, Green House Tour, Porchfest: Princeton This Week

Free home tours, a porch music festival and a Mayor and Council meeting fill Princeton's calendar through Sept. 28.

Princeton Releases Diagnostic Report On Land Development Code Overhaul

A new Code Diagnostic outlines preliminary ideas for reorganizing the municipality's development rules.

Princeton’s Presbyterian Church To Host Annual Block Party

The free Saturday event brings food, music and community speakers to Quarry Street.

Kingston-Area Path Of D&R Canal Park Closing Weekdays Through Mid-October

A Recreational Trails Program resurfacing project runs Sept. 21 through Oct. 16.

Princeton Nonprofit Share My Meals Appoints New CEO

The nonprofit's new leader brings over 20 years of nonprofit executive experience.

Friends Of Princeton Open Space To Host Fall Fest Fundraiser

The event supports the next generation of environmental leaders through paid internships.

Princeton To Mark 9/11 With Ceremony At Steel Beam Memorial

This year's ceremony marks the 25th anniversary of the attacks, with a new plaque added to the steel beam monument.

Princeton's 11th Annual Welcoming Week Set For Sept. 10-19

The celebration promotes inclusion and community connection through cultural events and volunteer activities.

Princeton PD Hiring Communications Officer, Starting Salary Up To $70K

Applicants must be at least 18 and pass a background check, drug screen and physical.

Restoring gas service after flooding: What New Jersey customers need to know

What should gas customers do after a flood?

Walk or Bike Your Way To Prizes In Princeton This September

Participants can track steps or miles for a chance to win gear from Fleet Feet Princeton, Road Maestro and other sponsors.

Princeton-Area Waterways To Benefit From $35K Algal Bloom Prevention Grant

The Watershed Institute will use the funding to expand monitoring in the Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed.

'Purple Drain': Princeton Names Winners In Adopt-A-Drain Naming Contest

The Municipality named winners across five categories in its year-one celebration.

A Falling Branch, A Quick Call: How An Amazon Driver May Have Saved A Princeton Man's Life

Friends of the 78-year-old are hoping to identify and formally recognize the driver whose quick call may have saved his life.

Princeton Dedicates New Storm Rescue Truck To Fallen Volunteer

The vehicle honors Michael Kenwood, who died during a 2011 swiftwater rescue in Hurricane Irene.

New Butterfly Garden At Princeton's MarketFair Honors Grieving Families

The 841-square-foot garden supports Good Grief's mission to help children coping with loss.

Jersey Ready for the world: How PSE&G helped power the FIFA World Cup

When the final whistle blew at MetLife Stadium, the world celebrated an unforgettable FIFA World Cup.

Princeton's The Alice Wins National Apartment Association Excellence Award

The boutique community, which opened in March 2025, was recognized among small rental communities nationwide.

Why Everyone is Talking About Steven Singer’s One-Stop Repair Shop

With expanded facilities & expert craftsmen, Steven Singer Jewelers makes professional jewelry repairs easier, faster, and more transparent.

Steven Singer Jewelers Releases New USA Rose to Support Local Veterans

Limited-edition red, white and blue 24kt gold-dipped rose supports veterans with every purchase

Preparing for Hurricane Season: How PSE&G helps keep New Jersey ready

How does PSE&G prepare before a hurricane?

How nearly 500,000 New Jersey customers are upgrading the way they use energy

Customers are improving energy use at home and at work through smart upgrades, rebates, and efficiency programs from PSE&G

A Luxurious Experience Featuring Wine-Inspired 24Kt Gold Dipped Roses Paired With Curated Wine Selections

The Capital Grille & Steven Singer Jewelers offering one-of-a-kind luxury experience combining fine wine and real 24kt gold dipped roses