News across Greater Trenton
Trenton Approves $1 Million Land Sale for Major Meridian Furniture Expansion
A company founded in Trenton more than 20 years ago is making another major investment in the Capital City, with plans for a new 220,000-square-foot facility expected to bring approximately 200 jobs to Trenton.
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Published October 01NJEDA to open applications for $25M electric vehicle charging program Oct. 5
TRENTON, N.J. — The New Jersey Economic Development Authority will open applications Monday, Oct. 5, for a $25 million program aimed at helping private commercial fleets install electric vehicle charging …
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Published October 02NJ bill expanding family leave for loss of a child advances Senate committee
TRENTON, N.J. — Bipartisan legislation that would expand New Jersey family leave protections and benefits for parents grieving the loss of a child advanced from the state Senate Labor Committee …
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Published October 02NJ launches Nuclear NJ website as Gov. Sherrill convenes first Nuclear Task Force meeting
TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey launched a new nuclear energy website Thursday as Gov. Mikie Sherrill convened the first meeting of the state’s Nuclear Task Force, part of the administration’s …
New Jersey Economic Development Authority Pledges $54.3 Million Aspire Tax Credit to Trenton
A new senior housing development project is moving forward in Trenton, thanks to support from the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) under the state’s Aspire program.
Princeton Adopts Historic Design Guidelines
Leighton Listens on the Loop this October
Residents Invited to Ride the Loop Express, Meet Municipal Leaders, and Share Ideas About Transportation in Princeton
Statement from Mayor and Council on the Proposed Data Center in South Brunswick
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Published October 01Bucco, DiMaio call on Gov. Sherrill to delay new independent contractor rules
TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey Republican legislative leaders are calling on Gov. Mikie Sherrill to delay new state regulations governing independent contractor classification until July 1, 2027. Senate Republican Leader …
Princeton Human Services Announces the 28th Annual Holiday Gift Drive
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Published September 27Federal judge rejects effort to defund Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
TRENTON, N.J. — A federal judge has rejected an effort by the Trump administration to withhold funding from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, handing a victory to a multistate coalition …
SU cross country places 2nd, 5th at Princeton Meadows Challenge
Syracuse men’s cross country dropped its first meet of the year by finishing second at the Princeton Meadows Challenge in Princeton, New Jersey, Saturday. SU’s women finished in fifth place.