The Arts Council of Princeton’s 50th Annual Hometown Halloween Parade stepped off in Palmer Square on Friday evening and ...

Newly displayed historic artifacts at Morven Museum & Garden are offering fresh perspectives on New Jersey’s five signers of ...

The historic park’s Visitor Center has been showing an orientation film for more than 25 years. The new version is the third.

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Mayor Mark Freda and Princeton Council have issued statements regarding the settlement of a lawsuit over a 2021 crash that resulted in the death of a South Brunswick woman. Jodi Marcou, 61, was killed ...

Trinity Church’s 51st Annual Rummage Sale, held last Thursday through Saturday, featured housewares, jewelry, clothes, ...

The organizations Princeton Parents for Black Children (PPBC), Not in Our Town Princeton (NIOT), and Civil Rights Princeton co-sponsored a Princeton Public Schools Board of Education (BOE) candidates’ ...

The independent nonprofit is spearheading the project through a partnership with Mercer County, which is leasing the organization a building in Hopewell Township to store one of the trolley cars. The ...

Princeton has lost approximately 653 acres of tree canopy since 2010, a decline that municipal officials say underscores the importance of protecting mature trees while expanding planting and ...

MUSIC AS HUMAN CONNECTION: Pianist Mishka Rushdie Momen makes her Princeton University Concerts debut as part of the Music & Healing Series on Sunday, November 1. (Photo by Benjamin Ealovega) Pianist ...

Lavinia Lord has moved up the field this fall for the Princeton High girls’ soccer team in her sophomore season and is relishing her role as a finisher. “I think the experience has been great being ...