Boating in New Jersey – What You Need to Know

Requirements: Certification / Age / Classes / Etc.

Directed Traffic Enforcement In Princeton For August. See Details:

Residents will see an increase in police presence in some areas.

Experience Princeton's Founding Director Isaac Kremer to Step Down After 3 Years

Kremer will step down from his role effective Aug. 6, the organization said.

Princeton University Mourns Student Killed In Cycling Crash In Native South Africa

Kerry Grundlingh was a highly accomplished athlete and a member of the women’s open rowing team at Princeton.

Burglary Of A Vehicle, Theft By Deception: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton Police blotter dated July 29 had the following reports:

3 Candidates To Run Unopposed In Princeton BOE Race This November

One current Board of Ed member has decided not to seek re-election this year.

Members of the NJ Legislative Disability Caucus and Advocates Meet

Discuss Technology's Role in Enhancing Independent Living

Hundreds Pack Princeton Council Meeting Urging Action After ICE Raid Detains 15 Workers

Community members asked the Council to pass a resolution in support of the Immigrant Trust Act.

Friends of Princeton Open Space To Host Community Science Event On Saturday

Volunteers of all ages come together to identify as many species as possible

Multiple School Renovations Progress On Schedule Across Princeton District

Business Administrator Andrew Harris updated the Board of Education during the district's recent meeting.

Princeton’s McCarter Theatre Announces Cast For New Musical

The musical will run from Sept. 13 through Oct. 12.

Council Meeting, Zoning Board: Princeton This Week

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

ICE Raid Ensnared 15 People Headed To Work At NJ Landscaping Company, Witnesses Say

Many families said they were still working on locating the whereabouts of the detainees.

Theft, Forgery: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton Police blotter dated July 22 had the following reports:

Survey Reveals Top Software Development Challenges

Communication and collaboration difficulties within remote and hybrid teams are pain points

Update: ICE Raid In Princeton Ends In 15 Arrests

Local authorities said they had no prior information about the ICE raid.

LaSusa Officially Takes Helm of Princeton Schools After ‘Pretty Good Summer’ Start

The district officially welcomed LaSusa and approved his revised employment agreement last week.

Princeton Allots Additional Funds For Terhune Road Pedestrian Improvements Project

At last week's meeting, the council increased the contract amount by $25,000.

Cirque de Paris Will Return To Princeton In August. Here’s What’s In Store:

The big top will be pitched at MarketFair from Aug. 21 to Sept. 1.

Princeton Restaurant Gets Green Light To Convert Parking Lot To Outdoor Dining Spot

The application was to convert the temporary outdoor seating arrangement to a permanent one.

Princeton Schools Superintendent To Join 2025 Joint Effort Princeton Safe Streets Summer Program

The festival represents the Witherspoon Jackson Community's role in shaping Princeton's identity and and more.

Princeton Public Schools Gets State Grant To Improve Student Literacy

The school district got $8,240 in FOCUS grant from the state, the NJDOE announced.

New Jersey Association of Community Providers Names Elizabeth (Libby) Vinson as Chief Executive Officer

Vinson assumes the leadership role following the retirement of long-time CEO Valerie Sellers at the end of June

Trans Athlete Sues Princeton University After Being Banned From Track Meet

Sadie Schreiner filed the complaint Tuesday in the Superior Court of New Jersey, Mercer County.

Princeton Public Schools Receives State Grant To Plant More Trees On Campus

The program was first launched in 2023 and resulted in the planting of nearly 3,000 trees at 33 school campuses.

Residents Urge Princeton To Back State Immigration Protection Measure

Speakers said there was fear and uncertainty within the immigrant community and urged Council to back the Immigrant Trust Act.

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

The Princeton Police blotter dated July 15 had the following reports:

Cedar Hill Prep Alumnus A. Dandona Excels at Yale Debate Camp

CHP graduate ranks among top 3 debaters and speakers after winning all four rounds at Capital Debate’s Yale University session.

Princeton BOE To Vote On Revised Contract For New Superintendent On Tuesday

Michael LaSusa’s contract is through June 30, 2030.

Council Meeting, Planning Board: Princeton This Week

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

Princeton’s MarketFair Returns With 6 Weeks Of Family Fun With Summer Kids Club

The program runs from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. in MarketFair's center court.

Swimsuit Drive Makes Splash For Water Safety Access In Princeton

All donated items will reach children in under-resourced communities across NJ.

No ‘Major Discipline’ For Princeton Police Officers Last Year, Latest Report Shows

The police department was one of several in Mercer County that didn't experience any major discipline reports.

Princeton Community Housing Celebrates 50 Years of Affordable Housing

Princeton Community Village celebrated 50 years while Elm Court its 40th anniversary.

Theft, Shoplifting, Warrant Arrest: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton Police blotter dated July 8 had the following reports:

Princeton Volunteer Firefighter Charged With Distributing Child Sex Abuse Material

The 30-year-old is also employed at Life Time Fitness in Plainsboro, authorities said.

Princeton Man, 33, Found Dead In Submerged Tesla In PA Lake

Authorities were alerted to the submerged car by a kayaker.

New Princeton Schools Superintendent Hosts Summer Community Meet-and-Greet Tour

The events will be held to connect with parents and residents.

Flood Watch In Effect Until 10 P.M. In Princeton, Residents Urged to Avoid Flooded Roads

Local officials have asked residents to avoid flooded or barricaded roads.

Princeton Flower Shop Celebrates 6 Years of Empowering People With Intellectual Disabilities​

The flower shop combines floral arrangements with a mission of inclusion and empowerment.