April Taylor used her position as a purchasing agent to create fraud purchase requisitions totaling $95,640.04, authorities said.
The resident wired around $400 man who posed as a PSE&G employee, police said.
Walker House in Hopewell dates back to the mid-1800s. The property was unoccupied during the time of the incident.
Sara Stillitano is speaking publicly to "shine a light" on the injustices and far-reaching consequences on children and families.
Two residents reported checks being stolen from a USPS mailbox. A woman suffered monetary loss of $3,152.
The 57-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene, police said. BAPS in Robbinsville was raided last year for labor violations.
Catalytic converter thefts have been increasing in the area. Police have shared safety tips.
The death is currently under investigation.
Three residents reported catalytic converter thefts in Princeton, police said.
The body was found on the side of Rosedale Road Wednesday morning.
A business check mailed from a USPS mailbox was forged and the resident lost $2,500, police said.
A naked man tried entering a woman’s home in Princeton, police said.
The grant will be used to install exhaust extraction systems in Trenton firehouses, Sen. Bob Menendez and Sen. Cory Booker said.
A Princeton resident stole a vehicle from Guyot Ave., and was driving it while intoxicated, police said.
Officer Rudy Lopez, 36, was charged with official misconduct, conspiracy and tampering with public records, state officials said.
Police asked residents to use caution while on foot.
A 4-month-old child found unresponsive at a daycare this month was suffering from skull fractures and brain bleeding, according to officials
Scammers are reaching out to potential victims by sending fake arrest warrants by email, authorities said.
A necklace valued at $230 was stolen from a store on North Harrison Street.
Ricardo Cruciani, who had an office in Mercer County, exploited patients' pain to abuse them. He was found dead in a NY jail Monday.
Eric Coran sold police radios, emergency lights, sirens and controllers over the internet, authorities said.
All vehicles had their windows smashed to gain entry and purses and backpacks stolen, West Windsor police said.
The incident occurred at the Ulta Beauty store in Nassau Park Pavilion, Princeton. One woman was arrested and charged.
A man wanted by authorities in Bucks County, PA was arrested by Princeton police.
A resident lost $6,123 after her iPad froze and a pop-up window advised her to purchase gift cards and send payments, police said.
Harley Wildmann of Hamilton was charged with murder and other offenses after a severely burned body was found near a cemetery in Hamilton.
Police found the body near a cemetery at Clover Avenue in Hamilton, authorities said.
A man was charged with disorderly conduct and making terroristic threats at an establishment on Nassau Street, police said.
The hot weather, natural gas in the truck, and burning trash all contributed to the size of this fire behind Princeton Shopping Center.
A four-year-old boy who was reported missing for less than an hour was found dead in a New Jersey lake Thursday, police said.
A Phillip Drive resident reported that their unlocked vehicle was stolen from their driveway.
"No video to share but the still footage is almost as comical," police said. The man wore a WWII-style gas mask and Go-Pro cameras.
The burglaries were reported during a softball tournament held at Community Park in West Windsor, police said.
Raheem Biddle forced a man at knifepoint to walk to two nearby ATMs and withdraw funds, Trenton police said.
The traffic stop in 2018 which led Trenton officers to file gun charges was unconstitutional, the Supreme Court ruled.
The incident occurred Wednesday afternoon. According to police the man did not brandish a weapon or make any threats.
Joseph Ahr of Trenton died July 2020, 18 days after police pepper-sprayed him & used “excessive and unjustifiable force,” the lawsuit said.
Two thefts and two DUIs were reported the past week in Princeton.
Three online orders were placed to a business using fraudulent credit cards, police said.
Eighteen catalytic converters were stolen from a local business in Ewing. Two Mercer county men were arrested and charged.