Who Is On The Ballot In Princeton? 2025 Primary Election Guide

Voters in Princeton will join others across New Jersey at the polls on Tuesday.

‘No Kings’ Protest Planned In Princeton On Trump’s Birthday

Another anti-Trump protest is taking place in Princeton – this time on the president's birthday.

Details, Guidelines Set For Princeton’s Kiosk Design Competition

The new kiosk will be strategically positioned at the corner of Nassau Street and Vandeventer Avenue.

Mercer County Adopts 2025 Budget: See Details

The total budget for 2025 is $420,116,995, which is less than 2 percent compared to the 2024 budget.

Princeton Council Approves $10K Kiosk Design Competition Funded By Biz

The American Institute of Architects of New Jersey will administer and oversee the competition.

Princeton Adopts Resolution For Landfill Corrective Measures

The services agreement with T&M Associates is for the amount not to exceed $312,453.

Princeton Supports Passage Of New Jersey Climate Superfund Act

Princeton joins more than 30 municipalities to hold fossil fuel companies responsible for cost of climate damage.

Princeton Council Approves School District PILOT Sharing Agreement

Funds from the PILOT program will help the district with "cost and expense for maintaining the public facilities."

May Day Protest Planned In Princeton For Thursday

Another round of demonstrations against the Trump administration is being planned for Thursday. See details:

Princeton Announces Launch Of Community Needs Assessment This Summer

The survey is scheduled to be undertaken during the summer and a full report and set of recommendations are due by November, officials said.

Princeton Appoints Dawn Mount As New Municipal Clerk

Mount has been appointed for a three-year term through April 30, 2028.

Princeton Approves $78 Million Budget, With Tax Hike

Homeowners will feel the impact directly as the municipal tax rate will rise by 0.0124 percent.

Princeton To Rehabilitate 2 Pedestrian Footbridges At Mountain Lakes

The contract was awarded to Colonnelli Brothers, Inc. of Hackensack.

Mercer Co. Presents 2025 Budget: Here’s How It’ll Affect You

Although the budget proposes a tax rate reduction, individual municipal tax impacts remain uncertain.

It’s Official: Princeton Now Owns Westminster Choir College Campus

Rider University has been working with the Municipality in recent weeks to transfer management of the property, officials said.

Princeton Wants Residents To Share Ideas On The Future Of Kiosks

During Monday's meeting, Council discussed the future of two existing information stations.

Princeton Council Introduces $77.9M Budget For Fiscal Year 2025

A public hearing on the budget will be held on April 14.

Princeton Authorizes $1.7M Contract For Road Improvements

The resolution was adopted by a unanimous vote.

Princeton Approves Acquisition Of 24.8 Acres Of Vacant Land

The negotiated price is $ 1,175,000, according to the ordinance.

Princeton Councilman Selected For Complete Streets Champions Institute

David Cohen will receive specialized training in creating safer, more accessible streets for community members.

Mia Sacks Announces Reelection Bid To Princeton Council In 2025

Current Council President was first elected in 2019.

Stony Brook Sewerage Authority Looks To Expand Office In Princeton

The treatment center serves Princeton, South Brunswick, West Windsor, Hopewell, and Pennington.

Princeton Hires Planning Firm For Westminster Choir College Site

The scope of the work consists of four phases, and the contract is for $115,000.

Princeton Councilwoman Pirone Lambros Announces Run For 3rd Term

Two council seats will be up for election this November.

Former Murphy Aide Set To Join Staff Of NJ-16 Assembly Members

Devin Mulroy will join as Chief of Staff to Roy Freiman and Mitchelle Drulis.

Study On Local Transit System Enters 2nd Phase In Princeton

The consultants will now meet with focus groups of different types of stakeholders.

Princeton Hires Consultant To Work On Revamping Community Park South

Bowman Consulting Group will get $709,201.50 for all 3 phases of the project.

Immigrant Rights, Sustainability: Princeton Outlines Goals For 2025

From tackling the housing crisis​ to expanding mental health outreach, the council outlined its goals for the new year.

Princeton Mayor & Councilmen Sworn In, Niedergang Bids Farewell

Gov. Phil Murphy and state Sen. Andrew Zwicker were in attendance during Princeton's reorganization meeting.

Developer Plans To Build Apartments At This Princeton Office Space

The property owner wants to build four apartments on the second floor of the building on 14 North Harrison Street.

Princeton's Annual Reorganization Meeting Scheduled For Jan. 7

Two members of council will take oath of office.

Mercer County Democratic Leaders Back Mikie Sherrill For NJ Governor

The endorsement comes as NJ prepares to go to the polls in 2025 to choose a new governor.

Council Approves PILOT For Princeton Seminary Site

HP 108 Stockton Urban Renewal LLC plans to build 240 housing units.

Princeton Urged To Form Committee to Look Into Chestnut St. Firehouse

A Baltimore-based architectural firm has been engaged for the conceptual design services of the Princeton Fire Department’s headquarters.

Princeton Donates Fire Truck To North Carolina Town

Princeton had initially planned to sell the truck, but after seeing the damage caused by the hurricane, donated it instead.

Princeton Brings Tax Exemption Ordinance For Seminary Redevelopment

A public hearing on the ordinance is scheduled to take place on Dec. 19.

Princeton Extends Public Transit Service Contact With WeDriveU

Princeton received two bids for the operation and maintenance of the Princeton Transit Service.

Princeton Allots Funds For Concept Design Of Fire Dept. Headquarters

Baltimore-based architectural firm Manns Woodward Studios has been engaged for their services.

Princeton Gets State Grant For Harrison Street Improvement Project

$150 million was given to 540 cities and towns across the state for infrastructure improvements.

2024 Election Results Certified: See How Princeton Voted

The Mercer County Clerk certified the election results on Wednesday. Here's who won and by how many votes: