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

The Princeton “No Kings Day” rally, one of hundreds of protests across the country today, has been moved to Monument Park at ...

Princeton area residents filled Monument Park on Saturday afternoon despite the rain to protest President Donald Trump’s ...

A Levittown, Pennsylvania, man died Friday morning, June 13, after his motorcycle crashed into a pole on Franklin Corner Road ...

Immigrant and civil rights organizations across New Jersey organized a rally this week in response to the recent U.S.

Charles P. McCoy of Kendall Park died surrounded by his loving family on June 12 at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital ...

The world cannot afford another war, and Congress must make it clear the U.S. will not be dragged into a conflict created by Israel, and that Congress will invoke the War Powers Act to re-assert its ...

The Princeton University Art Museum welcomes artist, ceramist, social activist, poet, and educator Roberto Lugo to Art@Bainbridge for a hands-on making event ...

Dorothy C. Fullam of Princeton and West Brookfield, Massachusetts, passed away on June 6. She was 92. She was a model of kindness to all she met and was devoted to family and the organizations she ...

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Despite being diagnosed with the onset of dementia over eight years ago, Loretta (Laurie) Joy DeRochi continued to live a full life until the very end, dying peacefully with her family around her.

Edward “Ted” Charles Kopp III passed away on Thursday, June 5. He was 91. Born in Princeton, Edward graduated from the Hun School and attended the University of Richmond, Virginia. He was a United ...