Princeton police blotter

A vandal spray-painted graffiti on a shed in a park on North Harrison Street in an incident of criminal mischief that was reported on Oct. 26. The graffiti covered...

Police investigating a rash of electric bicycle thefts

The Princeton Police Department is investigating a pair of electric bicycle thefts and an attempted electric bicycle theft...

Montgomery Township police blotter

A 41-year-old Hackensack man was arrested on an active warrant from the Passaic County Sheriff's Department after police...

Sussex resident charged with theft and hindering

A 36-year-old Sussex woman was charged with theft and hindering for allegedly picking up a wallet that had...

Nassau Street apartment proposal awaits Planning Board decision

The developer of a proposed 95-unit apartment building at 245-247 Nassau St., adjacent to Jay's Cycles, will have...

Probationary police officers join the Princeton Police Department

Four new police officers have joined the Princeton Police Department. The new officers, who were chosen from among a field of 140 applicants, were sworn...

Trenton-Mercer Airport gets new leaders as expansion, new flights loom

Trenton-Mercer Airport has a new leadership team, with Michael Caires taking over as airport director and Matt Parker named deputy airport director. The appointments, which...

Take flight with bird-a-thon

Wings Over Mercer, hosted by Pennington-based Wild Bird Research Group (WBRG), returns for a second year on Saturday, October 3! This single-day birding competition...

Diamondback terrapins: Another New Jersey jewel

BY ALISON MITCHELL New Jersey Conservation Foundation Northern diamondback terrapins are the only turtles in the world that spend their entire lives in brackish coastal environments,...

Data centers must report water, energy use under new law

BY SOPHIE NIETO-MUNOZ New Jersey Monitor Gov. Mikie Sherrill signed legislation Aug. 27 requiring data centers to report their water and energy use to state energy regulators every...

Monthly job losses worst since first months of pandemic

BY NIKITA BIRYUKOV New Jersey Monitor New Jersey saw jobs fall faster in July 2026 than it has at any time since the worst months of...

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