Lawrenceville News

Jersey punks, it's time to look back. "No Slam Dancing, No Stage Diving, No Spikes: An Oral History of the Legendary City Gardens," the new must-read book from authors Amy Yates Wuelfing and Steven Di Lodovico, takes an exhaustive look at the history of the iconic Trenton club.

A Powerball ticket worth $1 million bought last March has yet to be turned in. The holder of a $1 million Powerball ticket purchased nearly a year ago is running out of time to claim the winnings.

March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month in New Jersey and state officials say that in order to treat the problem, the symptoms must be recognized.

Two school buses on Bunker Hill Rd. in Lawrenceville on their way to pick up students this morning.

The sound produced by the members of the Princeton-based American Boychoir School is described as "unique -- unlike any other sound in the world," according to Fernando Malvar-Ruiz, who has served as the school's music director for nine years.

Gov. Chris Christie is pushing to extend the school day and shorten summer vacation for New Jersey kids.

Denizens from all over New Jersey and the Tri-State Area came together last Saturday to strip down to their swimsuits and jump into below freezing temperate waters by choice! These crazy people did this all to bring awareness to and celebrate an amazing cause.

We often see life through the prism of our own personal experience. What we feel and believe can be transformed into what we know by experience; faith becomes our truth.

Two people were arrested Monday after one of the suspects allegedly pulled out a knife and threatened to kill somebody, police said.

Sylvia Vasquez of Scotch Plains won $1 million in the New Jersey Lottery's $150 million cash spectacular.

It's been a rough winter, no one's questioning that. From snow days at school to salt shortages throughout the state, towns have had to deal with the inclement weather on a daily basis, Lawrenceville included.

Jon Stewart at a PepsiCo event at Byrant Park in NYC. Stewart talked about his time as a bartender at a punk rock club in Trenton in the 80s.

Public Service Electric & Gas reported fourth quarter net income that was twice as high as in 2012, the company said today.

She is a freshman at East Stroudsburg 2013 graduate of Millville Senior High School.

A nor'easter walloped Lawrenceville early Thursday as cars hit gridlock on area roads, local schools were closed and nearly eight inches fell on Woodbridge.

Morristown Plaza, which is at the heart of a Supreme Court case that will decide whether certain environmental lawsuits should have a statute of limitations UNION TOWNSHIP - When A&S Russo Real Estate Co.