Go back in time to 1776: Your complete guide to Trenton's Patriots Week
The weeklong celebration of the city's Revolutionary War past began in 2004 Watch video TRENTON -- The thunder of cannons, the rattle of musketry and the sight of dozens of re-enactors marching down...
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Princeton police produce new video holiday card
The video holiday card, uploaded to YouTube, is a slideshow of Princeton municipal scenes overlayed with computer graphics PRINCETON - The Princeton Police Department once again showed their social...
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5 Trenton sex offenders charged for failing to register
The U.S. Marshal's Office NY/NJ Fugitive Task force at various times on Wednesday arrested Ronald Glover, Michael Little, Brian Hughes, John Sykes, and Neil Lanfalusi TRENTON - Five Trenton men were...
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State Police use helicopter in search for armed robber in Ewing
State Police Sgt. Brian Williams confirmed that police are assisting Ewing Police in the search EWING - State Police Thursday afternoon were using a helicopter in the area of the Lawrence/Ewing...
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Former principal sues Trenton school district for racial discrimination
The former P.J. Hill principal said she was blamed for not checking employee's credentials and then fired for it. That firing was racially motivated, she claims. TRENTON - A former elementary school...
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Hopewell supports plans to restore one-room schoolhouse
Hopewell Township passed a resolution to support the Hopewell Valley Historical Society's application for a grant to restore the Harts Corner one-room schoolhouse. HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP -- The township...
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Street crimes officers arrest man on heroin charges
Trenton police arrested a man on heroin and marijuana dealing charges during an undercover operation on Perry Street. TRENTON -- Police arrested a 27-year-old North Trenton man on heroin and marijuana...
View ArticleSecurity ramped up for mayor's inauguration with U.S. Supreme Court justice
A large crowd is expected, prompting increased security measures HAMILTON -- Hamilton Mayor Kelly Yaede, who will be sworn in by U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel A. Alito, Jr., is expecting a large...
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Robber who duct taped store clerk, ran off with money is arrested, cops say
Cush Johnson was arrested following a search by officers, a police dog and helicopter EWING -- A 31-year-old man who robbed a Ewing mini-mart after tying the clerk up with duct tape Thursday was...
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Man struck by car while Christmas shopping with wife
The man was hit by a car at Quaker Bridge Mall LAWRENCE - A man is recovering at home after he was hit by a car while shopping at Quaker Bridge Mall Wednesday night, according to his wife, Denise...
View ArticleThere are many ways to make the holiday spirit last | Editorial
The words we use so eloquently during this time of the year – words such as joy, peace, good will to all – need not be retired after the last present is opened and the Christmas ham leftovers...
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Times Holiday Appeal: Fundraiser donations top $26K for Christine's Hope for...
On Dec. 18, when the 2015 Holiday Appeal total reached $14,303, the Rose and Louis H. Linowitz Charitable Foundation pledged to match the next $5,000 raised, challenging Times readers and area...
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Princeton professor awarded highest science honor in the country
Simon Levin has been a professor of biology for over 10 years at Princeton University. He is the 21st professor to receive the award. PRINCETON - A university professor will be honored at a White...
View ArticleThis time there was no ice, as Washington again crosses the Delaware
Re-enactors at the annual Christmas Day crossing of the Delaware River braved a 65-degree springlike day— considerably warmer than the actual crossing, which took place on an ice-choked river during a...
View ArticleGood weather draws hundreds to annual Washington crossing re-enactment
Hundreds crowded the banks of the Delaware River Friday for the annual re-enactment of Washington's historic crossing of the Delaware. WASHINGTON CROSSING, Pa.- It was an unusual sight on the banks of...
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Eagles vs. Redskins weather forecast: Good news and bad news
Will the spring-like weather continue? Or is normal December weather returning for Saturday night's game? If you have a ticket to the Eagles game against the Washington Redskins Saturday night,...
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N.J. teen busted for stealing Rolexes, cash from 5 NYC men, report says
Over the past few months, Alexandra Martinez, 19, of Ewing has picked up men in the city, gone home with them, and stolen thousands, a report says. EWING - A Ewing teenager is accused of picking men...
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Christmas day car fire sends one man to the hospital with burns
Police are investigating the cause of the fire, which occurred on Route 1 in Lawrence Township Friday evening. LAWRENCE - A man was taken to the hospital with burns to his upper body after a car fire...
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Trenton man killed in Christmas Eve shooting, prosecutor says
Police responded to Ocean Heights Avenue near the intersection of Salma Terrace in Hamilton Township on Thursday after they received a 911 call reporting gunshots fired. A 25-year-old Trenton died...
View ArticleTrenton-area woman dies after I-78 crash in Lehigh Valley
A 29-year-old Trenton-area woman died early Saturday following crash Friday night on Interstate 78 eastbound in the Lehigh Valley. A 29-year-old Trenton-area woman died early Saturday following crash...
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