Hamilton Post

The Down Syndrome Association of Central New Jersey will celebrate World Down Syndrome Day by hosting a fundraiser that will knock your socks off.

After more than a year of receiving swatting calls about fake emergencies throughout Hamilton, police have arrested a suspect.

A retired Hamilton Township inspector was recently honored by township employees for his service in World War II. 

Fifty-nine cadets, including two pairs of siblings, who made up the 20th basic class of police officers took part in the Mercer County Police Academy commencement held Feb. 1.

Our new podcast, hosted by reporter Diccon Hyatt, explores New Jersey's forgotten history. Listen as he uncovers extraordinary incidents that happened right here in Central Jersey.

The Hamilton government and local community groups have paired with Habitat For Humanity to build new homes and to improve already-existing homes.

The Barbershop at Hamilton opened in 1983 by Master Barbers Marc Storaci and Chris Jones. The spacious barbershop is a tribute to the profession’s history.

Coming off the worst year in its history, Trenton Water Works received notice of three more state violations in January, continuing a cycle the utility has spent months trying to break.

Hamilton Post editor Rob Anthes took some out of towners on a tour of Hamilton Township. The tour started as a somewhat tongue-in-cheek exercise, but he wound up getting more from it than a couple of laughs.

When Trenton Mayor Reed Gusciora took office, he assumed with it the burden of fixing Trenton Water Works at the utility’s lowest point. To solve the problem, he turned to Shing-Fu Hsueh.