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...

Princeton University Concerts announces Community Piano Jam

On Sunday, September 27, in celebration of its inaugural Pianists in Recital series, Princeton University Concerts (PUC) will host an all-day Community Piano Jam in historic Richardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall on the...

Fatal shooting on Whittaker Avenue marks Trenton’s sixth homicide

The Trenton Police Department and the Mercer County Homicide Task Force are investigating the death of a man who suffered a gunshot wound to...

Littlebrook School’s new principal is on the job

The first day of school is always exciting for Littlebrook School students - and it will prove to be equally exciting for Lisa Caudill,...

Childhood vaccination rates at lowest levels in years

BY COLLEEN O'DEA NJ Spotlight The percentage of New Jersey children who received all state-mandated vaccines last year dropped to its lowest level in recent years. Little...

Community Options expands leadership development with Montclair State University

Community Options, a leading national nonprofit supporting people with disabilities, announced an innovative partnership with Montclair State University to launch the Executive Director Development...

School board adopts bell-to-bell cell phone restrictions

Princeton Public Schools students will have to put their cellphones down. A bell-to-bell ban on students' use of cellphones during the school day is being...

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