Winston Jordan answers Patch's questions on data centers, health care and infrastructure and more in the race for NJ-12.
A new FEMA map takes effect in February after a four-year study of the brook between Snowden Lane and Harrison Street.
Green Party candidate Andres Jinte talks to Patch about why he is running for New Jersey’s 12th District.
Republican Gregg Mele answers Patch’s questions on taxes, data centers, health care and housing in the race for New Jersey’s 12th District.
Speakers told the council the tradition builds community. Officials said the university must agree first.
The application would replace the Italian-American Sportsmen's Club with 28 townhouses.
Princeton's mayor and council say backup diesel generators would send emissions into town, including near two elementary schools.
Federal immigration officers can't enter non-public areas of municipal buildings or lots without a warrant or court order.
ADUs, parking and neighborhood character drew the most attention as officials reviewed the zoning diagnostic report.
Here's what's on the agenda for the Princeton council's Monday, Sept. 28 meeting.
Residents and council members discussed crash data, enforcement numbers and long-sought speed tables at the intersection.
Residents can attend in person or on Zoom and submit questions for the three candidates running for two seats.
Jodi Marcou died when a stolen vehicle fleeing Mayor Mark Freda crashed into her car in 2021.
Meeting also includes proclamations, resolutions on youth orchestra license and $195K equipment contract.
The board meets virtually Thursday at 7 p.m. to consider two resolutions.
The roughly 12-person group did not have a permit for the demonstration, authorities said.
The measure restricts parking to one side of the street to ensure emergency vehicle access.
The $610,000 project includes historic fence lines, tree removal, and trail work at Princeton Battlefield State Park.
The agenda covers police officer swearing-ins, a retirement proclamation and several construction contracts.
The Dinky lot rate will stay at $5 a day after pushback from a ridership advocacy group.
The governor said her family is now living at the official residence, calling it "The People's House."
Amendment flips proposed no-parking side of street; new public hearing set for Aug. 24.
Here's what's happening in Princeton this week:
Three ordinances introduced July 27 aim to address safety concerns and rising system costs.
Starting Aug. 1, plastic forks and condiment packets only come with your order if you request them.
The White House and state GOP leaders called for the SAVE America Act and voter ID after Sherrill's noncitizen registration disclosure.
Food, healthcare and transportation topped the list of needs in the town's first comprehensive assessment since 2014.
Sherrill orders investigation and vendor replacement after software flaw registered 6,600 people incorrectly.
The lawsuit claims the board's approval process was arbitrary and improperly noticed.
The application goes before the board Thursday, with environmental commission support.
The University seeks $42 million after losing ownership of the former Westminster Choir College site.
A summer picnic permit, a housing property, and an insurance case all make the cut.
The Mayor and Council authorized a 12-month professional services agreement with Topology NJ LLC.
The proposal would add two NJ Transit stops near Copperwood and move an Ewing Street stop to a safer spot.
The Mayor and Council introduced an ordinance on Monday to raise sewer service rates for properties using metered water.
Council members discussed higher parking rates, garage demand and a possible timeline for changes this summer.
Several prominent Democrats, including Sen. Bernie Sanders, have congratulated the surgeon on the nomination.
Four Democrats are vying for two open seats on the Princeton Council.
Thirteen Democrats were vying for the opportunity to represent the Garden State's 12th Congressional District.
Indivisible Princeton plans a peaceful sidewalk vigil on Friday, urging state action to protect detainees, families, and protesters.