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Princeton police investigate 3rd sexual assault report in 3 weeks
The alleged assault is the 3rd to be reported in the past few weeks. Police do not believe the first two reports were connected PRINCETON - Police are investigating the third report of a sexual...
View ArticleTrial to start this week for man accused in slaying of ex-cop's son
Raheem Currie is accused of driving another man to shoot an ex-police officer's son to death after an argument over a car TRENTON - A man accused of playing a part in the shooting death of an...
View ArticleLast of 3 shooters outside church vigil is sentenced to prison
Terrence Maddox was sentenced to prison for being involved in a shooting outside of a church in 2014 TRENTON - The last of three shooters who fired guns outside a church vigil two years ago, was given...
View ArticleRutgers science-based summer program engage, enrich teens
Rutgers University 4-H Summer Science Program gives teens the opportunity to explore different fields of science, engineering, and technology. NEW BRUNSWICK -- A group of high school students head out...
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Firefighters respond to living room blaze
The fire was called in at a 2nd floor apartment around 8 p.m. Friday TRENTON - Firefighters responded to flames that started in an empty apartment Friday afternoon. File photo of Trenton firefighters...
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Trenton shooting leaves 1 teen in critical condition
The teen had wounds in his back, shoulder, leg and stomach after a Friday night shooting, police said TRENTON - Police are investigating a shooting that left a teen with multiple wounds Friday night,...
View ArticleJordan Montgomery leads the Thunder charge to playoffs
TRENTON- Jordan Montgomery is making quite a name for himself in the 2016 season. The Thunder pitcher, and de facto ace of the staff, is leading the Eastern League in ERA, and is 8-3 on the mound. He...
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Music video aims to 'de-carcerate' the Garden State
Decarcerate the Garden State advocated against forced labor in prisons during an event Saturday in Plainfield. Watch video PLAINFIELD -- Six people stand at the corner of Front Street and Park Avenue,...
View ArticleNarcan saves lives, at a cost, as addiction grows | Editorial
Narcan has helped saved the lives of many in New Jersey, but its cost continues to rise, prompting a review by the state Attorney General. If there was any lingering doubt about the role of Naloxone...
View ArticleTrenton to host city-wide tennis championships this summer
The National Junior Tennis and Learning of Trenton will lead tennis championships in July and August. TRENTON -- Trenton will host tennis championships for all age groups this July and August for the...
View ArticleTrenton couple's investment in city goes way beyond McDonald's
"We were so passionate we were willing to sell everything to come back home," said Freddie Rosado. TRENTON -- The new McDonald's on the corner of Hamilton Avenue and Chambers Street at the end of...
View Article5 Reasons the Reading Fightin Phils could make history in 2016
TRENTON-It has been a momentous season for the Reading Fightin Phils, and we are only in July. The Fightin Phils come into Sunday's series finale with the Thunder at 65-28, and hold a nine-game lead...
View ArticleN.J. pets in need: July 18, 2016
Thousands of dogs and cats are available for adoption in northern and central New Jersey. Here is this week's collection of some of the dogs and cats in need of adoption in northern and central New...
View ArticleDistrict plans multiple tributes to superintendent killed in crash
In September, school officials will kick-off several dedication ceremonies to Superintendent Steve Mayer. ROBBINSVILLE -- "Make someone's day today." Robbinsville Schools Superintendent Steve Mayer...
View ArticleHas public school teaching become devalued in the public eye?
An editorial about the decline in interest by high school graduates to become school teachers brought on a firestorm of comments by NJ.com readers. What do you think? New Jersey's teachers are a bunch...
View ArticleProblems persist 2 years after fatal explosion destroys homes
There have been complaints of shoddy construction and work that is still unfinished EWING -- Nearly two years after a deadly gas explosion ripped through their Ewing neighborhood, Tara and Billy Jones...
View ArticleChanges made these the toughest sections in N.J. HS football
NJ.com looks at the toughest football sections after the NJSIAA released its 2016 classifications last week.
View ArticleWhere are N.J.'s top basketball players in national rankings?
N.J. basketball players are well-represented in the national college recruiting rankings. Here's how they stack up.
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Severe thunderstorm watch issued for all of N.J.
Some storms that develop Monday afternoon or evening could contain damaging winds, the National Weather Service said. Watch video If you live or work in New Jersey or in the nearby cities, keep your...
View ArticleGroup hoping to revitalize Trenton names founding CEO
George Sowa has had success with economic development projects in Camden and New Brunswick EWING -- Greater Trenton, the public-private nonprofit that was launched last fall to spur economic...
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