Princeton has no oceans to flood its streets and no forests where wildfires can burn out of control, but it is not immune to the consequences of climate change....

People literally walk over him, but every morning he gets up realizing that at least God loves him

Princeton will soon get a piece of the storytelling action, as The Moth Mainstage makes its McCarter Theater debut on Friday, Nov. 22

Bierman is running for Princeton Council as an independent. He previously ran as a Democrat

The Alexander House, located on the Princeton Theological Seminary campus at 58 Mercer St., was constructed in 1819 for co-founder and first professor Archibald Alexander

The Princeton University campus and surrounding town are the sites of several new and upcoming works on public art

Many states have moved away from direct-recording electronic voting machines. New Jersey, however, remains one of a small minority of states still using DREs, a technology experts have proven vulnerable and unreliable.

Four candidates are competing for three spots on the Princeton Board of Education in the November 5 election. Incumbents Debbie Bronfeld and Gregory Stankiewicz will each seek a second...

Saying goodbye is hard to do. Everything that was once familiar — suddenly there will be no more. How on earth can you prepare for that?

The spirit of cooperation and recommitting ourselves to our town’s vitality will be important as our community faces an upcoming challenge that, while small in comparison to others in our history, will require our collective spirit of collaboration — and patience