Police are asking people who live in the area to check their home video systems for possible leads in the case.

Three of the grants were made in memory of longtime trustees William Burks, Allen Porter, and John “Jack” Wallace.

The bridge reopening restores a direct route for residents and travelers moving between Mercer and Middlesex counties.

Events will take place throughout 2026.

Trenton Water issued a conservation notice to customers but did not disclose the intake failure.

The studio is located at 5 Schalks Crossing Road.

The teen was last seen at her house at 4 p.m. Thursday.

Hunters can't go on private land to hunt without permission in New Jersey.

The agreement resolves a complaint alleging that Hoboken’s affordable housing residency preference violated the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination by disproportionately excluding applicants from surrounding, more racially diverse communities.

The event was sold out.

If you must go out, use caution, limit time outdoors, and dress in layers.

Many parts of the region received 7 or more inches of snow.

The advisory is in effect from 7 p.m. Saturday to 1 p.m. Sunday.

Anthony Petracca is a former Princeton Borough police officer.

An estimated 500 households participate in the program, according to officials.

Single-family homes may be used as short-term rentals if the operator lives there.

Since 2020, the Sourland Conservancy and the group's volunteers have planted more than 65,000 trees.

As of Movember, police logged 36 impaired-driving incidents

Mr. Dingle has worked at Princeton Health for 21 years.

A memorial service will be held on Jan. 17.

The state continues to face below-average precipitation and worsening water supply conditions.

Attorney General Matthew Platkin and the Division of Highway Traffic Safety have launched New Jersey’s annual “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign, a drunk-driving enforcement push that runs through the holiday season. The Division of Highway Traffic Safety is providing $703,500 to 125 law enforcement agencies to support increased patrols and sobriety checkpoints between Dec. 5, 2025, and Jan. 1, 2026.

Eileen Moffett Eileen Flower Moffett, a longtime missionary who worked to preserve one of the most important archives of early Korean Presbyterian Christian mission history, died Nov. 25 in Princeton. She was 97. Moffett spent decades in ministry alongside her husband, Dr. Samuel Hugh Moffett, a prominent scholar of Christianity in Asia and the son of missionary Samuel Austin Moffett, a pioneering figure in Korean Presbyterian mission.

A Princeton University graduate has filed a federal class-action lawsuit accusing the Ivy League institution of negligence and breach of contract after a phone-based phishing attack exposed personal data belonging to students, parents, alumni, donors, and staff members. The suit, filed Nov. 24 in U.S. District Court in New Jersey, alleges the university failed to secure and encrypt sensitive information stored in its University Advancement database — including birth dates, home addresses, family details, employment histories, giving records, and wealth indicators — allegedly leaving tens of thousands of people vulnerable to identity theft and long-term financial and privacy risks.

Dana Caragine succeeding Samuel Paulicelli.