Trenton, NJ, Councilwoman Questioned Whether Police Director is Really Black
Trenton Police Director Steve Wilson said Councilwoman Robin Vaughn has had it out for him since they first met and made derogatory comments publicly and in private.
Mercer County NJ News
Mansion Owned by Starbucks Executive Goes Up in Flames in NJ
The fire started in the early hours of Friday morning and required firefighters from several surrounding towns in New Jersey and Pennsylvania to put it out.
Investigation into Mercer County, NJ, Voting Issues Finds ‘Human error’
Bob Hugin, chairman of the New Jersey Republican State Committee, sent a letter to Attorney General Matt Platkin calling the errors "unacceptable in a modern society.”
Trenton, NJ, Violence — 4 Shot in 24 Hours, 1 Dead
It was a violent 24 hours in New Jersey's capital city with a home invasion and a daytime shooting that left at least one person dead.
Thousands of Ballots Missing in Mercer County, NJ
Mercer County Clerk Paula Covello proclaimed on Wednesday that "all ballots were collected, and every vote was counted." Now we know that is not true.
Passenger Killed After Tire Crashes Through Windshield on NJ Turnpike
The tire came off an SUV headed south, went over the median, and crashed into the windshield of another SUV heading north.
Bye Bye: Another Big Chain Store is Closing One of its NJ Locations
The retail woes in New Jersey continue as another big retailer has announced they are closing one of their stores in the Garden State.
Body of Missing Princeton University Student Found Near Tennis Court
There was a large law enforcement presence around campus but an employee discovered the 20-year-old's body Thursday afternoon.
Princeton University Public Safety Seeks Student Missing Since Friday
Misrach Ewunetie, 20, was last seen around 3 AM Friday near Princeton University's Scully Hall residence hall.
Legionnaires’ Disease Bacteria Found in Trenton, NJ, Drinking Water
Five cases of Legionnaires' disease, including one death, have been reported in Hamilton (Mercer) since December 2021, according to the state Department of Health.