Princeton Weighs Scaled-Back Plan For Aging Community Park South

The new plan drops a playground, splash pad and volleyball courts, while keeping major court and field upgrades.

Push For Year-Round DST Intensifies: What NJ Lawmakers Say

Clocks fall back Saturday, but a NJ bill would end the changes if Congress allows permanent daylight saving time.

Princeton Mayor, Council Speak Out On Fatal Crash Settlement

In his first public comments on the case, the mayor said he acted out of concern for the community’s safety.

Council Meeting, Historic Preservation, Early Voting: Princeton This Week

Body camera fees, a new CFO and two historic district applications are on Princeton’s calendar this week.

Princeton 2026 Election Guide: Candidates, Deadlines, How To Vote

The 2026 General Election is Tuesday, Nov. 3. Check out Patch’s voter guide before you hit the polls:

Princeton Moves Ahead With Electric Shuttles Despite Capacity, Charging Concerns

Staff recommended waiting, citing charging, repairs and timing. The council voted 5-1 to move ahead.

Princeton OKs $120K Contract To Cull Deer This Winter

Council members said state wildlife rules continue to stand in the way of a more humane approach to the deer herd.

Candidate Profile: Antonio Merolli For Princeton Council

The Republican council hopeful, a retired orthopedic surgeon, answered Patch’s questions ahead of the Nov. 3 election.

Candidate Profile: Winston Jordan For NJ-12 Congressional District

Winston Jordan answers Patch's questions on data centers, health care and infrastructure and more in the race for NJ-12.

Princeton Flood Study Finds No New Homes In Harrys Brook Floodplain

A new FEMA map takes effect in February after a four-year study of the brook between Snowden Lane and Harrison Street.

Candidate Profile: Andres Jinte For NJ-12 Congressional District

Green Party candidate Andres Jinte talks to Patch about why he is running for New Jersey’s 12th District.

Candidate Profile: Gregg Mele For NJ-12 Congressional District

Republican Gregg Mele answers Patch’s questions on taxes, data centers, health care and housing in the race for New Jersey’s 12th District.

Princeton Residents Ask Council To Help Reopen Lake Carnegie For Skating

Speakers told the council the tradition builds community. Officials said the university must agree first.

Developer Seeks Variance For 28 Townhouses On Princeton's Founders Lane

The application would replace the Italian-American Sportsmen's Club with 28 townhouses.

Princeton Officials Urge DEP To Deny Air Permit For South Brunswick Data Center

Princeton's mayor and council say backup diesel generators would send emissions into town, including near two elementary schools.

Princeton Adopts Policy Limiting ICE Access To Municipal Property

Federal immigration officers can't enter non-public areas of municipal buildings or lots without a warrant or court order.

Princeton Zoning Rewrite: Consultant Lays Out Plan To Merge Old Codes

ADUs, parking and neighborhood character drew the most attention as officials reviewed the zoning diagnostic report.

Princeton Council To Discuss Zoning Update, Immigration Policy Monday

Here's what's on the agenda for the Princeton council's Monday, Sept. 28 meeting.

Princeton Residents Press Council For Traffic Fixes At Intersection After Crashes

Residents and council members discussed crash data, enforcement numbers and long-sought speed tables at the intersection.

Princeton Council Candidates To Face Off At Hybrid Forum Oct. 6

Residents can attend in person or on Zoom and submit questions for the three candidates running for two seats.

$7.25M Settlement Reached In Lawsuit Over Fatal Princeton Car Chase Crash

Jodi Marcou died when a stolen vehicle fleeing Mayor Mark Freda crashed into her car in 2021.

Princeton To Consider Fire Department Ordinance, Parking Rules Monday

Meeting also includes proclamations, resolutions on youth orchestra license and $195K equipment contract.

EV Charging Stalls, Housing Project On Princeton Planning Board Agenda

The board meets virtually Thursday at 7 p.m. to consider two resolutions.

Masked ‘Keep New Jersey White’ Protesters March Through Affluent NJ Town

The roughly 12-person group did not have a permit for the demonstration, authorities said.

Princeton Council Approves No-Parking Ordinance For Hun Road

The measure restricts parking to one side of the street to ensure emergency vehicle access.

Princeton Preservation Panel To Hear Update On Battlefield Landscape Restoration

The $610,000 project includes historic fence lines, tree removal, and trail work at Princeton Battlefield State Park.

Princeton Council Meeting Set For Monday: What To Know

The agenda covers police officer swearing-ins, a retirement proclamation and several construction contracts.

Princeton Parking Rates To Rise Sept. 14 Under New Ordinance

The Dinky lot rate will stay at $5 a day after pushback from a ridership advocacy group.

Gov. Sherrill's Family Completes Move To Princeton's Drumthwacket

The governor said her family is now living at the official residence, calling it "The People's House."

Princeton Council Amends Hun Road Parking Ordinance, Delays Final Vote

Amendment flips proposed no-parking side of street; new public hearing set for Aug. 24.

Council Meeting, Leighton Listens, Blood Drive: Princeton This Week

Here's what's happening in Princeton this week:

Princeton Parking Overhaul: Higher Rates, New Restrictions Near Schools

Three ordinances introduced July 27 aim to address safety concerns and rising system costs.

NJ's New Takeout Rule In Effect

Starting Aug. 1, plastic forks and condiment packets only come with your order if you request them.

35K Non-Citizens Registered To Vote In NJ, Trump Says

The White House and state GOP leaders called for the SAVE America Act and voter ID after Sherrill's noncitizen registration disclosure.

New Report Reveals Gaps In Services For Princeton's Low-Income Residents

Food, healthcare and transportation topped the list of needs in the town's first comprehensive assessment since 2014.

Hundreds Of Noncitizens Voted In NJ Due To MVC Error, Sherrill Says

Sherrill orders investigation and vendor replacement after software flaw registered 6,600 people incorrectly.

Lawsuit Over Valley Rd. Variance Heads To Princeton Zoning Board Closed Session

The lawsuit claims the board's approval process was arbitrary and improperly noticed.

Princeton Shopping Center Could Get 8 New EV Charging Stalls

The application goes before the board Thursday, with environmental commission support.

Rider U.'s Malpractice Suit Over Princeton Campus Returns To Court This Month

The University seeks $42 million after losing ownership of the former Westminster Choir College site.

Princeton Council Calls Tuesday Meeting To Talk Picnic Permit, Housing & A Lawsuit

A summer picnic permit, a housing property, and an insurance case all make the cut.