East Windsor joins countywide domestic violence awareness event

East Windsor Township is encouraging residents and businesses to light candles in support of victims of domestic violence as part of Younity's 25th annual Communities of Light campaign on...

For five young New Jersey patients, sickle cell no longer defines what comes next

BY SYDNEY SALOMON New Jersey Urban News For six-year-old Tiaraoluwa “Tiara” Kunle-Lawanson, the ideal future consists of another day of...

East Windsor police blotter

A 29-year-old Ohio man was charged with having a suspended registration, an expired registration, failure to inspect and...

Mercer County launches traffic safety task force

A new countywide traffic safety initiative aimed at reducing fatal crashes and dangerous driving will begin enforcement operations...

East Windsor police blotter

A 35-year-old Belmar woman was charged with possessions of heroin, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of a...

‘Their young age signifies a remarkable achievement’

Courtesy of Lawrence Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center Rose Kahn celebrates turning 105 years old. She has six grandchildren, four step-grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Here she...

East Windsor Police blotter

A 40-year-old East Windsor Township resident was arrested on an active warrant after he was stopped by police on Dutch Neck Road for having...

HomeFront’s Week of Hope: ‘Connect, learn and volunteer’

HomeFront, which works to break the cycle of poverty in Central New Jersey, is holding its Week of Hope, a week of opportunities to...

East Windsor Police blotter

A 35-year-old East Windsor Township man was arrested on active warrants from Trenton, Freehold, Marlboro, Old Bridge and East Windsor following a traffic stop...

East Windsor fourth-grader spells ‘cabbage’ to win district spelling bee

Fourth-grader Janeenah Morales, a student at Perry L. Drew Elementary School, spelled "cabbage" correctly to win the annual East Windsor School District Annual Spelling...

Hightstown Police Department seeks accreditation

Residents who want to weigh in on the Hightstown Police Department, which is seeking accreditation by the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of...

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