Princeton Schools Set For Budget Vote Tuesday. What To Expect

The Princeton BOE votes Tuesday on a budget with a proposed tax levy increase driven by soaring health insurance costs and a $743K gap.

Sherrill Signs Major Executive Order On Housing

The order establishes a Housing Governing Council and pushes state agencies to build more homes, cut red tape, and use surplus state land.

Juvenile Critically Injured In E-Bike Crash In Princeton

A juvenile e-bike rider was hospitalized in critical condition after colliding with a car at Ewing Street and Terhune Road, police said.

Princeton Porchfest Canceled As Soaking Weekend Storm Moves In

The event was canceled ahead of a storm system forecast to bring widespread rain, gusty winds, and near-freezing temperatures on Saturday.

Princeton Library Group Says Endowment Can't Plug Budget Gap

The Friends and Foundation of the Princeton Public Library says using endowment funds for operating costs would violate fiduciary law.

Arbor Day Celebration Blends Art and Conservation with Beech Tree Nature Walk in Princeton

Eco-artist Susan Hoenig and Friends of Princeton Open Space to lead immersive event highlighting the vulnerability of American beech trees

Scammers Posing As Banks & FBI Targeting Princeton Residents, Police Say

The Princeton Police Department is warning of a rise in sophisticated impersonation scams after two residents lost a combined $22,000.

8 Ways to Be River-Friendly This Earth Day

Lower School STEM Teacher Kate O'Brian shares eight ways to bring that same river-friendly spirit home.

Princeton Carries Highest Library Funding In NJ. Officials Say It's Time to Ask Harder Questions

A $149K budget increase from the library has prompted a broader review of parking subsidies and total library spending.

Theft by Deception, Defiant Trespass, Aggravated Assault: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton Police blotter dated April 21 had the following reports:

Littlebrook Elementary Principal To Retire After 9 Years In Princeton

The district has already received 47 applicants for the role and plans to recommend a successor at its May 19 board meeting.

TCNJ, Princeton Launch Cross-Registration Program For Students In Fall 2026

Under the five-year agreement, eligible students can take one course at the partner institution at no additional cost each semester.

PHOTO CAMP for Teens for the Creative Teen in All of Us

Watch Your Teen Become an Amazing Photographer! From Beginner to Advanced in One Week July 6 - 10, 2026 • August 3 - 7, 2026 Princeton NJ

2 Princeton Forests Join National Old-Growth Forest Network

John Witherspoon Woods and the 153-Acre Wood are the sixth and seventh New Jersey forests inducted into the 325-forest network.

Princeton Faces Legal Challenge To Spruce Street Affordable Housing Zone

The lawsuit alleges defective notice and Master Plan inconsistencies in the February adoption of the AH-12 zoning district.

Engaging – And Engaged! – Couple Finds Dream Lifestyle at The Hopewell Chapter

Nursing professionals make career move to Mercer County, embrace luxury rental living

Princeton U. Bans E-Bikes, Personal Electric Vehicles From Campus Starting June

The new policy will take effect ahead of NJ’s statewide e-bike regulations beginning in July.

NJ Brothers Turn Passion Project Into Nationally Recognized Sports Podcast

From a brand partner: Aarav and Arsh Parekh have hosted 70+ athlete interviews and earned national award recognition for their show.

Princeton Relaunches Free Loop Bus Connecting Downtown, Train Station

The Loop now offers two tiers of free service, with a Loop Express running 6 days a week between the Shopping Center and train station.

Theft Of Identity, Stalking, Defiant Trespassing: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton police blotter dated April 14 had the following reports:

ECT Offers Hope for Depression, Webinar Series Expands Care

Learn how electroconvulsive therapy is transforming lives and join a Mental Health Awareness Month series with expert insights on care.

Princeton Nurse, Family Narrowly Escape House Fire

The nurse and her husband, a North Jersey police officer, have received a swell of support from the community after losing their home.

Spring Into Sports: Where To Sign Up And Play In Princeton

Local leagues and programs across Princeton are offering opportunities for all ages to get out and play this season.

2 Princeton Schools Win Sustainability Grants For Garden, Pollinator Bed Upgrades

Community Park and Littlebrook elementary schools each received $2,000 through the Sustainable Jersey for Schools program.

Theft By Deception, Criminal Mischief, Forgery: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton Police blotter dated April 7 had the following reports:

New Marsh Mural at Tulpehaking Nature Center, Abbott Marshlands

Opening Reception on Sunday, April 12, 2-4pm

Middletown Arts Center Hosts GSWS 56th Open Juried Exhibition

Top Annual Watercolor Exhibit by GSWS to Draw Visitors

Princeton University Student Cyclist Hit By Car, Hospitalized

The driver, a University employee, was issued a motor vehicle citation.

Princeton Police, 911 Center Face Accreditation Reviews This Month

State assessors will examine policies, operations, and management at the police department and its communications center on April 20 and 22.

From Electric Buses To Green Labs: Princeton Schools Deepen Sustainability Efforts

Heating upgrades, a growing electric fleet, and a spring Sustainability Summit mark the latest steps in districts climate push.

Princeton Planning Board To Review 85-Unit Thanet Circle Housing Plan

The project is part of Princeton's Fourth Round affordable housing obligations.

Sustainable Princeton and Morven Museum & Garden Plan Bigger Party Like It’s Your Earth Day Celebration

The Largest Earth Day Event in Princeton returns for a 4th year

Coalition for Peace Action Membership Gathering on 4/12 to Feature Dr. David Cortright

Lifelong Peace Scholar Dr. David Cortright to Speak in Princeton on "Halting and Reversing the Arms Race: Challenges and Opportunities"

Council Closed Session, Planning Board, Mobile Medical Clinic: Princeton This Week

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

Sherrill To Move Out Of North Jersey Home This Summer

The governor says living at New Jersey's official executive residence will put her closer to Trenton and the State House.

Spring Ahead with Princeton Photo Workshop

Learn to take better pictures with whatever camera you're using, smartphones included!

Theft Of Identity, Unlawful Use Of Credit Cards: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton Police blotter dated April 2 had the following reports:

9.6% World Cup Sales Tax Hike Proposed For NJ, GOP Pushes Back

The bill would impose temporary surcharges on hotels, rides, and sports betting near the Meadowlands during the 2026 FIFA tournament.

World Cup Fans Could Win Final Tickets, Prizes Just By Shopping Local In NJ

The program connects fans with local businesses through digital check-ins, prizes & a shot at 2 tickets to the World Cup Final on July 1.

Princeton Council Calls PCRD Lawsuits A Drain On Taxpayers, Aims To Recover Cost

Legal costs from litigation keep climbing. Council says attorney fees are just part of it — staff time and OPRA requests add to the toll.