Princeton Packet

Princeton school board incumbents run unopposed

Three incumbent school board members are running unopposed as they seek reelection in the Nov. 3 general election. Beth Behrend is seeking her fourth term on the Princeton Public Schools...

Three up for election to two Princeton Council seats

Incumbent Princeton Councilman David Cohen and political newcomer Marina Rubina, both Democrats, will face Republican nominee Antonio Merolli...

Princeton okays new contract with superintendent Mike LaSusa

Princeton school district officials have approved a new, five-year contract with Superintendent of Schools Mike LaSusa. The Princeton Public...

Princeton Public Library loses 31 video games

The Princeton Public Library is short 31 video games that were checked out and not returned by someone...

Princeton police blotter

A vandal smashed all of the windows and damaged the driver's side door of a vehicle parked on...

Princeton police blotter

An electric scooter valued at $583.75 was reported stolen from the porch of a Hulfish Street residence sometime between Sept. 10 and Sept. 14....

Shellfish farmers warn overregulation could drive NJ aquaculture to ‘extinction’

BY DANA DIFILIPPO New Jersey Monitor Legislators advanced a package of bills on Sept. 17 intended to help New Jersey’s aquaculture industry, with shellfish farmers complaining...

Gun owners challenge NJ restrictions on nonfirearm weapons

BY DANA DIFILIPPO New Jersey Monitor Gun rights advocates have a new target in their crusade to strike down New Jersey’s longstanding prohibitions on weapons, suing...

Payout in $96.5M generic-drug legal case may be coming your way

BY ELISE YOUNG NJ Spotlight New Jersey residents who bought certain generic drugs – including off-brand versions of Celebrex, Prozac, Coumadin and other commonly prescribed medicines...

Montgomery Township police blotter

A 2026 Freightliner truck that was transporting diesel fuel overturned on its passenger side after the rear tires left the road on Township Line...

Morven steps back into Revolutionary Princeton

Morven Museum & Garden will turn back the clock 250 years Saturday, Oct. 3, with Princeton 1776 Fest, an afternoon of Revolutionary-era demonstrations, music,...

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