Trenton Mayor Reed Gusciora has announced the creation of a new liaison position to help assist Trenton’s LGBTQ residents and advocate for policies that support their community.

Registered voters that require Americans with Disabilities assistance may vote at designated polling locations on election day, July 7.

The local museum that closed in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic is opening its doors to small groups, while following state mandated safety guidelines.

They come and they go, but here are some BBQ spots in Mercer County that are satisfying local palettes now

The Trenton organization will hold its 42nd bike ride fundraiser virtually, offering new ride and walk options available for sign up until the day before.

The city is offering up to $5,000 grants to eligible businesses to help repair or replace doors, gates and windows damaged during the May 31 riots.

State calls out Trenton city council for its inability to properly fund measures that would reduce the risk of lead and pathogens in TWW’s drinking water.

The NJDEP grant will help environment protection efforts, including the Bromley neighborhood cleanup, annual stream cleanups and street sweeping efforts.

Juveniles fall under a temporary 9:59 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew effective today, while all other residents and businesses have been lifted from curfew.

TWW has replaced more than 500 lead-service lines since February despite having to limit construction activity due to the COVID-19 crisis.