Princeton Approves Bond Ordinance To Replace Municipal Building HVAC

The total cost of the project is $2M. The Municipality is currently on its second round of bids.

Princeton Moves To Buy Westminster Choir College Campus

The Council introduced two ordinances that kickstart the process for the acquisition of the property.

Princeton Begins Program To Reduce Energy Bill, Carbon Emissions

The Energy Efficiency Partnership Program was launched in partnership with Sustainable Princeton and PSE&G.

Courtesy Review Of Princeton Schools Expansion Plans Postponed

NJ state law allows local planning boards to hold a courtesy review of plans as part of the Department of Education review.

Princeton Council Lends Support To Ranked Choice Voting In NJ

Several cities in the country use Ranked Choice Voting.

Princeton Readjusts Funds To Capital Health For Baby Clinic Program

The move comes after Municipality officials evaluated the program and discovered lower-than-expected usage.

Watson Coleman Mourns Passing Of Congressman Bill Pascrell Jr.

Pascrell served in the U.S. House of Representatives for 28 years, he was hospitalized for about a month.

Princeton Extends Parking Agreement With Rider U. For Another Year

This is the third extension to the agreement.

Princeton Hires Consultants To Advise On New Sign Ordinance

The municipality has hired LRK Inc. The draft ordinance is expected to be ready early next year.

Princeton Renames Body Formed By Consolidating Boards & Commission

The merged Civil Rights Commission, Human Services Commission and Affordable Housing Board now has a new name.

Princeton Battlefield Park Gets $1.3M For Preservation, Revitalization

The funds will go towards the planning and construction of a new Visitor and Education Center at the park.

Princeton To Bring Inclusive Playground Equipment To Smoyer Park

The project will also include new poured-in-place rubber safety surfacing at the park.

Theological Seminary Redevelopment Plan Adopted By Princeton Council

The redevelopment plan calls for 238 residential units on Stockton Street.

Watson Coleman Writes To Ice, Asks Details On Surprise Princeton Raid

The Congresswoman raised concerns over the process that preceded the operation, and the transparency of the federal agencies involved.

'Want Answers,' Watson Coleman Says After Trump Rally Shooting

In a statement released Sunday, the Congresswoman said there was “no place for political violence” in the country.

ICE Conducts Raids In Princeton, Officials Express Concern

Local officials said they were "deeply troubled" by the federal action that was conducted without prior explanation.

Council Introduces Ordinance For Redevelopment Of Princeton Seminary

The redevelopment plan calls for the building of 238 residential units.

Princeton Begins Study On Local Transit Options And Needs

The aim of the study is to design a comprehensive transportation program for the Municipality.

Princeton Allots $1.1M To Upgrade 6 Pump Stations

The upgrades are important as they are in low-lying areas of town.

Watson Coleman To Undergo Surgery In Mercer, To Miss Some Votes

The Congresswoman is expected to return to Washington by the end of the month, her office confirmed.

NJ-12 Primary 2024: Watson Coleman, Mayfield Win Primary, AP Says

The polls have closed. Here are the results for the contested Democratic and Republican primary in NJ-12.

Who’s On The Ballot, Where To Vote: Princeton Primary Election Guide

Congress races, a new ballot layout - here's what to know before you head to the polls in Princeton.

'Support' Biden's Gaza Ceasefire Proposal, Says Watson Coleman

The Congresswoman said the ceasefire would allow Palestinians to rebuild their cities and bring in humanitarian aid.

Sewer Fee In Princeton Is Going Up. Here’s Why

The revenue will be used to upgrade and maintain Princeton’s sewer system.

Princeton Has Opportunity To Implement Bike Facilities Plan: Officials

Township engineers are looking at implementing the goals of “complete street” officials said.

Princeton’s Historic Commission Denies Hornor House Application

The applicant proposed to build 15 apartments on the rear portion of the existing structure.

2 Days Set Aside To Hear Hornor House Application In Princeton

Developers have proposed 15 apartments to be partially built on the historic structure.

Princeton Takes Stand Against Book Banning, Book Censorship

The Princeton Council passed a resolution on Monday night declaring the Municipality as a "Book Sanctuary."

No Republican Challengers For Princeton Mayor, Council Seats

Mayor Mark Freda and two Democrats filed to run in the Primary Election.

Graduate Hotel Construction Delays Impact Chambers Street In Princeton

The hotel asked the Council for a 2.5-month extension to maintain their work zone and keep Chambers Street as a one-way street.

Princeton U. Announces New Increase In Funds To Municipality

The University will give $28.2 million in unrestricted cash contributions to the Municipality.

Leighton Newlin Announces Princeton Council Reelection Bid

Newlin was elected to Council for the first time in November 2021.

Princeton Gets $1M Grants for Terhune Road Pedestrian Improvements

The project will include new sidewalks and traffic calming measures.

Princeton Consolidates 3 Boards & Commissions, But Not Everyone Agrees

Those who served on the BCCs felt the consolidation would disenfranchise the underserved and underrepresented populations.

Local Nonprofit Files Lawsuit Over Princeton Master Plan

The Princeton Coalition for Responsible Development has challenged the Planning Board’s decision to approve the Master Plan.

Princeton Mayor Mark Freda Announces 2024 Reelection Bid

Freda was first elected to office during the 2020 election.

Swearing-In & Surprise Announcement At Princeton’s Reorg Meeting

Current Council President Mia Sacks was reelected to the position by a unanimous vote.

With 2 Resolutions, Princeton Starts Work On Affordable Housing

160 housing units are planned on Franklin Avenue – 80 for affordable and 80 for workforce housing.

Council Meeting, Historic Preservation: Princeton This Week

Here's what's happening in Princeton this week:

No Further Sightings Of Rabid Raccoons In Princeton: Animal Control

Animal Control Officer Jim Ferry said it's safe to assume that if the raccoon from Dec. 5 was rabid, it has died.