LALDEF and LAZOS partner to empower children going back to school
On Saturday, Sept. 13, the Latin American Legal Defense and Education Fund, in partnership with Lazos America Unida, and supported by a grant from the Princeton Area Community Foundation, hosted a giveaway event
Transformations planned for downtown Princeton
The public was given its first glimpse of plans for the historic 20 Nassau St. office building at the Aug. 12 meeting of Princeton’s Site Plan Review Advisory Board
Hotpanada: Hamilton food truck serves up empanadas with international flair
Hotpanada has traditional empanadas on its menu, like the Beefenada, the Chickenada and the Bean & Cheeseanada. But that’s not all
Mercer County restaurant guide: who’s open, who’s delivering, what’s new
The latest information we have gathered on area restaurants, including contact info, pick-up and delivery options, specials, and more
Profiling Princeton’s eating clubs
Princeton’s eating clubs, like fraternities at other schools, have a social pecking order and at any given time a distinct personality.
Mercer County Science Fair changes with the times
The Mercer County Science Fair has been running for 65 years. It has evolved over the years to give students a more hands-on approach to learning.
Princeton Black Lives Matter march to spread message of equity Aug. 1
The Princeton Black Lives Matter march will start and end at Princeton Family YMCA and will raise funds to create an official New Jersey BLM chapter.
Mercer County law enforcement arrest 58 in Santander Bank ATM scam
As of Aug. 20, police say prepaid debit cards were used to steal more than $250,000 from ATMs across Mercer County.
Starting tonight: masks required in NJ restaurants, while on public transit
New guidelines go into effect at 8 p.m. for the NJ restaurant industry as well as NJ Transit and affiliated transportation providers
Einstein’s Brain has a history all its own
RWJ Medical School professor Frederick Lepore’s new book follows Einstein’s brain on its odyssey from 112 Mercer Street, above, to the autopsy table at Princeton Hospital, and, eventually, into the hands of scientists.
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Kevin Johnson sues Bordentown Township, officials for racial discrimination
Johnson, a Black real estate developer behind Team85 Fitness and Wellness, filed a lawsuit against Bordentown Township and five current and former municipal officials Sept. 9.
