Stories
2026-06-11
A local alpaca farm just one-quarter mile from Montgomery High School is raising an important question about how annual fireworks displays affect nearby livestock.
This week, The Montgomery News published an op-ed from a local farmer at Hidden Spring Lavender and Alpaca Farm, highlighting the real impact of Montgomery Township's annual fireworks display on nearby animals. The farm...
2026-06-11
The Princeton Cancer Center just held its topping-out ceremony, marking the completion of structural work on what's become the largest healthcare expansion in the region since the medical center relocated to Route 1 back in 2012.
The Princeton Cancer Center just held its topping-out ceremony, marking the completion of structural work on what's become the largest healthcare expansion in the region since the medical center relocated to Route 1 bac...
2026-06-09
May just delivered the strongest home sales numbers in five months. Here's what that tells us about buyer sentiment in the Greater Princeton area.
National data just landed that matters for your local market. Home sales rebounded sharply in May, reaching the highest level since December, as mortgage rates dipped back down in April. That rate movement is the key de...
2026-06-08
Princeton is asking a deceptively simple question: what is downtown parking actually worth? The answer is reshaping how the town thinks about walkability, commercial vitality, and the future value of properties downtown.
Princeton's downtown parking fees are set to increase, a proposal now on the municipal agenda. But for local residents, there's a concrete benefit worth knowing: holders of a Princeton Public Library card can enjoy two...
2026-06-05
A former Princeton resident is accused of systematically defrauding Asian American investors out of $2.5 million, with allegations that funds intended for business ventures were instead spent on a Florida home, vacations, and private school tuition.
A former Princeton resident is accused of systematically defrauding Asian American investors out of $2.5 million, with allegations that funds intended for business ventures were instead spent on a Florida home, vacation...
2026-06-05
Princeton's Arts Council just announced the new date for Porchfest, and they are planning what they are calling the biggest picnic the area has ever seen.
The Princeton Arts Council has set a new date for Porchfest and is rolling out something special alongside it: the biggest community picnic Princeton has ever hosted. This is the kind of event that defines summer in the...
2026-06-05
A fraud case with deep roots in our community just became a cautionary tale for investors across the Greater Princeton area. An ex-Princeton resident has been charged with defrauding Asian American investors out of $2.5 million, and the details matter.
A fraud case centered in Princeton just became a cautionary tale for investors across the region. An ex-Princeton resident has been charged with defrauding Asian American investors out of $2.5 million, and the details m...
2026-06-04
Princeton just announced a major gift that's reshaping its residential college system. Meet Huo College, named for a transformative contribution from a graduate alumnus.
Princeton University has announced the official opening of Huo College, a new undergraduate residential college named after alumnus Yan Huo '94 through a major gift from the Venture Forward fundraising initiative. The g...
2026-06-03
Montgomery Township is getting a major traffic redesign. New loop roads on Route 206 will eliminate direct left turns to Route 518, redirecting drivers through local roads instead.
Montgomery Township is moving forward with a significant infrastructure milestone. New loop roads under construction on Route 206 will eliminate direct left turns, routing traffic through newly built local roads that pr...