Princeton U. Lays Off Staff, Freezes Salaries, As President Says More Cuts Are Coming

Eisgruber told the Princeton Municipal Council on Monday that budget cuts and a salary freeze are already in effect.

9 Affordable Apartments In Downtown Princeton Now Accepting Applications

The lottery, open to Mercer, Monmouth and Ocean county residents, will be held within weeks of the deadline.

Theft By Deception, Theft Of Identity, Criminal Mischief: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton Police blotter dated March 24 had the following reports:

Princeton Introduces $84.8M Budget With Tax Hike. What's Behind The Increase?

Health insurance costs, Westminster Choir College expenses, and a shift to a paid fire department are driving Princeton's proposed budget.

Where To Find Military Discounts Near Princeton

From a brand partner: Restaurants, home improvement stores and other businesses in the area offer discounts for those who serve.

Attitudes In Reverse® Hosts 18th Annual Contest to Expand Conversations about Mental Health

T-Shirt Design Concept Contest Entries Are Due March 27, 2026

Mercer County Community College Drives $355M Economic Impact, Supports Nearly 3,800 Jobs

New study shows Mercer County Community College fuels regional growth

Princeton U. Pledges To Honor Municipal Contributions Despite Tightening Budget

Eisgruber told the council the university's annual voluntary contribution increase will be protected, despite campus-wide budget cuts.

3 New Laws Sherrill Signed Set To Stymie Trump

Gov. Sherrill signed three bills into law on Wednesday, targeting federal immigration enforcement as ICE arrests in New Jersey have surged.

Summer Camp Registration is Open at Princeton YMCA!

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Princeton Ranks Among Best Places To Live In New Jersey, Niche 2026 Report Says

Princeton earned an overall A+ grade and landed at No. 3 in New Jersey in Niche's annual Best Places to Live rankings.

Register for Summer Camp at Princeton YMCA

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Sierra Boggess, Time For Three Added To 2026 Princeton Festival Lineup

Sierra Boggess opens the Princeton Festival on June 5 and Time for Three performs June 18.

Council Meeting, Passport Clinic, Zoning Board: Princeton This Week

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

Cop Injured After Suspects Flee Burglary Scene, Crash Into Patrol Car, Princeton Police Say

The officer was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Detectives are asking neighbors to check their security cameras.

Princeton Police Hosting Free Seminar On Traffic Laws For Cyclists, Pedestrians

The Princeton Police Department and the Brain Injury Alliance of NJ are teaming up for the free seminar.

Trump, Sherrill Square Off Over Abortion In NJ

Feds say states are forcing insurers to cover abortions against their beliefs, Sherrill calls the move a 'fishing expedition.'

29 Kiosk Designs To Go On Display At Arts Council Of Princeton

A free exhibition puts 29 student and professional concepts for the town's aging bulletin board on display.

Stuart Country Day School Hosts Second Annual Cor Cordis Wellness Summit

A day of reflection and connection centered on student wellness and purpose

Theft Of Identity, Forgery, Theft By Deception: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton Police blotter dated March 18 had the following reports:

Princeton Man Found Not Guilty By Reason Of Insanity In Brother's Murder

A judge ruled that Matthew Hertgen, who believed he was Jesus Christ during a psychotic break, was not legally responsible for the murder.

Princeton School District Budget Gap Might Force Tax Hike

From rising health insurance costs to shrinking state aid, the Superintendent laid out the pressures driving a proposed tax levy increase.

Amazon Expands 1-Hour Delivery In New Jersey

Amazon said it is rolling out faster delivery services in hundreds of U.S. cities on a variety of items typically found at supercenters.

Princeton Dems Endorse Cohen For Council, Support Rubina, Durbin

The PCDO handed out endorsements Sunday, sending 3 council candidates forward.

Storm Downs Trees, Causes Flooding, Closes Roads In Princeton

Flooding and downed trees have shut down several roads in Princeton until further notice following Monday's powerful storm.

Princeton District Cancels After-School Activities Due To Severe Weather

Forecasters warn of wind gusts up to 80 mph, possible tornadoes, and flash flooding across New Jersey on Monday evening.

Princeton School District's State Aid Rebounds After A Year Of Cuts

Special education, transportation and security aid are all rising under Gov. Sherrill's proposed $12.4 billion statewide education budget.

The Princeton Police Department Is Hiring. Here's What You Need To Know

The Princeton, NJ Police Department is accepting applications for entry-level officers, with salaries starting at $73,294.

Princeton PD Increasing DWI Patrols For St. Patrick's Day Weekend

Princeton police will conduct heightened drunk driving enforcement from through March 17.

Princeton U. Art Museum Named One Of TIME's Greatest Places Of 2026

The newly opened museum earned global recognition for its bold design, world-class collection, and commitment to diverse voices in art.

Theft By Deception, Forgery, DWI: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton police blotter dated March 11 had the following reports:

Princeton Passes Film Permit Law, Eyes NJ 'Film Ready' Certification

The Municipality has adopted a modernized filming ordinance to qualify for Film Ready New Jersey certification.

Trial Date Set For Princeton Man Charged In Brother's Murder

More than a year after Joseph Hertgen was found dead at a Princeton apartment, his brother Matthew faces a trial.

Princeton Kiosk Design Competition Names Winners, Reimagining A Downtown Landmark

7 designs were honored in the competition to reimagine the municipality's cherished public notice boards.

Free Easter Bunny Events Coming To MarketFair Princeton This Spring

A Super Bunny Bash, sensory-friendly visit and pet photo opportunities are among the seasonal offerings.

5 New Stores & Restaurants To Open At This Rt. 1 Mall Near Princeton

From fast-casual dining to activewear and luxury bath products, MarketFair is adding a wave of new stores and restaurants.

Her Strength Has History. So Does Her Healing.

Hackensack Meridian Health launches a new initiative to support women’s mental health through every season of life.

Princeton Police To Host Free Traffic Safety Seminar For Drivers, Cyclists, Pedestrians

A free community seminar on traffic safety is coming to Princeton Municipal Hall. Here's what you'll learn, & how to register:

Princeton's Riverside School PTO To Transform Neglected Courtyard Into Learning Space

With more than $65K raised and a design partnership in place, the PTO plans to revive a once-beloved turtle garden.

Princeton's Summer Youth Employment Program 2026 Is Now Accepting Applications

The 8-week paid summer program runs June 29 through Aug. 21 for Princeton-district students.