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...

Massive AI data center raises regional concerns

Correction: An earlier version of this article quoted Bordentown resident Katie Ireland who said she had helped stop a proposed data center in Hamilton....

Town Matters: Mercer County seeking election workers

Town Matters is a monthly guide to local opportunities, programs and community needs throughout the region, from school and recreation sign-ups to volunteer roles,...

Montgomery Township police blotter

A Primrose Court resident reported the theft of a Huffy bicycle from the bike rack in the neighborhood. It had been parked in the...

Exhibition showcases artistry and significance of rare Japanese illustrated books

Princeton University Library celebrates the art and evolution of Japanese publishing with a new exhibition “The Art of Japanese Publishing: A Selection of Japanese...

County to improve hearing-related services

Mercer County has been awarded an $80,000 grant from the New Jersey Department of Human  Services to expand accessibility services for residents who are...

A creeping problem for New Jersey waterways

BY ALISON MITCHELL New Jersey Conservation Foundation Beneath the surface, the ecosystems of New Jersey’s waterways are changing in ways often unseen. Aquatic invasive species – plants...

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