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Trenton City Museum celebrates 150 very merry unbirthdays
The Trenton City Museum hosted a Mad Hatter tea party Sunday in conjunction with its "Alice Revisited" art exhibit for the 150th anniversary of the book's publication. TRENTON - The Trenton City...
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Times Holiday Appeal: CHFK Pajama Day program teaches the importance of...
The Pajama Day program through Christine's Hope for Kids (CHFK) started more than five years ago at the Trenton Catholic Academy Lower School. It has become one of CHFK's best programs and is now held...
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Attempted murder charges for Trenton man in shooting
Brandon Adams, 28, was arrested by U.S. Marshals on the 300 block of Gardner Avenue on Friday TRENTON - A Trenton man was charged with attempted murder in a shooting that sent one man to a local...
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Drive-by shooting hits Trenton man in both feet
A 32-year-old man was walking on the 200 block of Walnut Avenue around 7:15 p.m. when a dark-colored sedan drove by TRENTON - A drive-by shooting left a Trenton man with gunshot wounds in both feet...
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Assault charges for Trenton man in beating of woman
Jerome Koon, 23, was arrested by Street Crimes detectives on Beakes Street Friday around 4 p.m. TRENTON - A Trenton man was arrested and charged with aggravated assault and robbery stemming from an...
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Police say Princeton man hit West Windsor police car, drove off
Brian T. Sassman, 39, was driving a black Mercedes-Benz, northbound on Route 1 near Fisher Place Nov. 25 around 8:30 p.m. when he collided with a marked police vehicle WEST WINDSOR - A Princeton man...
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Princeton post office settled in new Nassau Street location
A ribbon cutting was held for the Princeton Post Office's new site on Nassau Street Monday morning. PRINCETON - The Princeton Post Office seems to be thriving in a newly opened Nassau Street Location,...
View ArticleTerhune Orchards to add 'a lot' more wine with new barn
Terhune Orchards Winery began the demolition process Monday of constructing a new 3,500-square-foot barn production facility. LAWRENCE -- The first phases of construction began Monday on a new barn at...
View ArticleTrenton wins silver Sustainable Jersey certification
The city is now certified silver under the Sustainable Jersey program TRENTON -- A ban on smoking in parks, a bike repair station at Trenton Transit Center and turning a once-vacant lot next to the...
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Two felons again face deportation to Guatemala
Darwin Ordonez-Cortez, 21, and Duglas Ordonez-Cortez, 24, were arrested in September in the Trenton area, federal court records show. TRENTON -- Two men who were deported to Guatemala after being...
View ArticleHave you seen these suspects? Liquor store shoplifters sought
Police say the suspects stole bottles of top-shelf liquor from a store display at the Liquor Mart MANSFIELD -- Mansfield police are looking for two people who were caught on surveillance last week...
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No criminal charges for driver in fatal N.J. crash, family files suit
Joseph Fannell, 22, of Mansfield was fatally injured on Route 206 in June. BORDENTOWN TOWNSHIP -- The Burlington County Prosecutor's Office will not prosecute a driver involved in Bordentown Township...
View ArticleEnding veteran homelessness a noble goal | Editorial
But even today, too many warriors are being neglected, forced to wait months for medical treatment and left to fend for themselves. The parades and celebratory events are over, the offers for free...
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Times Holiday Appeal: Christine's Hope for Kids helps 'bag summer hunger'
Mercer County nonprofit Christine's Hope for Kids does what it can to help end hunger several times during the year. Summer, school vacations and whenever the school supplemental meals stop, that is...
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Princeton couple donates 10-acre land for preservation
The land lies in the "environmentally-sensitive" Princeton Ridge area, according to the New Jersey Conservation Foundation PRINCETON - Pipelines and land development have often popped up in place of...
View ArticleAthlete of the Week: Steinert kicker Jordan Goodarz
Kickers don't often get the recognition they deserve, but its impossible to ignore how good Steinert High School junior kicker Jordan Goodarz was for the Spartans in 2015. HAMILTON -- Football kickers...
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Trenton woman pleads guilty to stabbing boyfriend to death
Edna White, 57, pleaded guilty to the murder Monday. She faces a sentencing in January. Edna White TRENTON - A Trenton woman pleaded guilty Monday to stabbing her ex-boyfriend to death during an...
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Man admits to 4 robberies, including heist at Turnpike station
Samuel Matias-Cruz, 35, is the last of the four defendants in the December 2012 Turnpike robbery to plead guilty. TRENTON -- A Trenton man has pleaded guilty in federal court to conspiracy to rob four...
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PennEast pipeline partner tempers forecast for construction
Pipeline opponents were quick to say the change is evidence that PennEast is struggling in the federal approval process. HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP - A major investor in the proposed PennEast pipeline appears...
View ArticleAmazon's mega warehouse gridlocks traffic in N.J. towns
Traffic grinds to a halt for miles during rush hour ROBBINSVILLE -- The holiday rush is under way at Amazon's 1.2 million-square-foot fulfillment center in Robbinsville. Bins full of orders move along...
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