Single-family homes may be used as short-term rentals if the operator lives there.

Since 2020, the Sourland Conservancy and the group's volunteers have planted more than 65,000 trees.

As of Movember, police logged 36 impaired-driving incidents

Mr. Dingle has worked at Princeton Health for 21 years.

A memorial service will be held on Jan. 17.

The state continues to face below-average precipitation and worsening water supply conditions.

Attorney General Matthew Platkin and the Division of Highway Traffic Safety have launched New Jersey’s annual “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign, a drunk-driving enforcement push that runs through the holiday season. The Division of Highway Traffic Safety is providing $703,500 to 125 law enforcement agencies to support increased patrols and sobriety checkpoints between Dec. 5, 2025, and Jan. 1, 2026.

Eileen Moffett Eileen Flower Moffett, a longtime missionary who worked to preserve one of the most important archives of early Korean Presbyterian Christian mission history, died Nov. 25 in Princeton. She was 97. Moffett spent decades in ministry alongside her husband, Dr. Samuel Hugh Moffett, a prominent scholar of Christianity in Asia and the son of missionary Samuel Austin Moffett, a pioneering figure in Korean Presbyterian mission.

A Princeton University graduate has filed a federal class-action lawsuit accusing the Ivy League institution of negligence and breach of contract after a phone-based phishing attack exposed personal data belonging to students, parents, alumni, donors, and staff members. The suit, filed Nov. 24 in U.S. District Court in New Jersey, alleges the university failed to secure and encrypt sensitive information stored in its University Advancement database — including birth dates, home addresses, family details, employment histories, giving records, and wealth indicators — allegedly leaving tens of thousands of people vulnerable to identity theft and long-term financial and privacy risks.

Dana Caragine succeeding Samuel Paulicelli.

🏗️ Driving the news: Princeton’s Historic Preservation Commission has endorsed a revised, three-story Jugtown redevelopment after the developer and Save Jugtown reached an unprecedented compromise to protect the historic Horner House. Why it matters: The new plan replaces a larger, controversial addition with a separate, smaller building — safeguarding the historic structure, reducing the unit count, and easing neighborhood concerns about scale and character.

Allegiant Air will launch new nonstop service from Trenton-Mercer Airport next year as part of a nationwide expansion that adds 30 routes and introduces four new markets, the company announced this week. The budget airline offered three flights from Trenton-Mercer Airport to Florida destinations for two years, but cut the routes in April of 2018. Since then, Frontier Airlines has been the only carrier operating out of the Ewing-based airport.

Elizabeth “Beth” Healey, 83, of Princeton, passed away peacefully on Saturday, September 6, at the Merwick Care and Rehabilitation Center in Plainsboro. Born in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1942, Beth grew up in Wellesley, Massachusetts. After graduating from Wellesley High School and Wellesley College, she joined the Peace Corps and was assigned to Turkey, where she taught English and met her future husband, James “Jim” Healey.

A judge denied release to Princeton resident Jose Lopez because of a ruling upholding the Trump administration policy that denies bond hearings to immigrants who entered the country without authorization.

The banners that surrounded the fences of the future site of a luxury apartment complex at the corner of Stockton Street and Hibben Road in Princeton. The Princeton zoning office has issued a violation notice to Princeton Theological Seminary after banners were placed along fences at the future site of a luxury apartment complex on Stockton Street. Neighbors had complained that the banners were an eyesore, and zoning officer Derek Bridger confirmed they violate municipal zoning codes.

From Pulitzer finalists and young adult authors to local musicians and dance lessons under the stars, the Princeton Public Library has filled September with a wide range of cultural and community programming. The library’s author talks will feature a slate of nationally known writers. On Sept. 10, Dan-el Padilla Peralta, joined by Kate Meng Brassel, opens the month with a Library Live at Labyrinth event at Labyrinth Books to discuss his new book, …

Jose Lopez’s wife, Consuelo Retana, 48, from Guatemala, center right, poses with her daughters Melissa, top left, 16, Melanie, 18, right, and her granddaughter Esmerly, 3, front, on Sunday, Aug. 24, 2025, in Princeton. Photo by Andres Kudacki for The Jersey Vindicator. Jose Isaias Lopez put on his crisp white work shirt, his olive chinos, and his work boots just like any other day, grabbed the breakfast and hot coffee his wife Consuelo made for him, and stepped out the door half an hour after sunrise.

Shawn LaTourette, the commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, compared the Trenton water crisis to Flint, Michigan and Jackson, Misissippi in an interview with The Jersey Vindicator. A Trenton Water Works construction and maintenance unit worker flushes a fire hydrant on Thursday, June 26. Photo by Andres Kudacki for The Jersey Vindicator. The state's top environmental official pulled a surprise inspection at Trenton's troubled water works last month. He came away "deeply troubled" and says he will increase scrutiny on the 225-year-old utility as it heads into an uncertain future.

The raid happened before 7 a.m. on Harrison Street.

Princeton officials said a municipal committee is reviewing the wording of a draft resolution in support of immigrants.

In a letter to the editor, Karen O’Connell says residents who care about historic preservation in Princeton shouldn't just be dismissed.

Photos by Michael Mancuso.

A local rally was held in Princeton on June 11 on Hinds Plaza. Photos by Resistencia en Accion.

The Princeton "No Kings Day"rally begins at 3:30 p.m.