Trenton News

Alfred P. Doblin is the editorial page editor of The Record. Contact him at doblin@northjersey.com.

Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno led a roundtable discussion in Trenton with top manufacturing company executives, industry stakeholders and state representatives on the status of the manufacturing industry in New Jersey.

TLC , The Learning Channel, has finally begun to live up to its name again by picking up NBC's ancestry-exploring reality show Who Do You Think You Are? Christina Applegate, on behalf of her dad Robert Applegate, wants to find answers to why Bob was raised by his grandfather and not his mother and father.

The Borough Council has hired a special projects engineer to conduct a comprehensive performance evaluation of the borough water treatment plant after the plant violated a drinking water requirement during a two-month period in 2011.

"Nova Caesarea: A Cartographic Record of the Garden State, 1666-1888" opens in the Main Gallery of Firestone Library, Princeton University, on Saturday, Aug. 16. Commemorating the 350th anniversary of the naming of New Jersey, this exhibition introduces viewers to the maps that charted the state's development from unexplored colonial territory to ... (more)

Arts programs in Gloucester , Salem and Cumberland counties will receive more than $1.18 million in grant funding from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts.

TRENTON, N.J. A Paterson resident is about to receive a nice pay day without having to do a single minute of work.

Last stand for bail reform plan in 2014 Christie to push lawmakers at special session, but prospects for Assembly action unclear Check out this story on app.com: http://on.app.com/1rRHJon Camden, N.J. Mayor Dana Redd, left, and Trenton, N.J. Mayor Eric Jackson, right, listen on Wednesday, July 30, 2014, in Trenton, N.J., as New Jersey Gov. Chris ... (more)

David Marshall of Jackson, the onetime Eastern Regional Pop Warner director, today was sentenced to 27 months in prison for helping himself to hundreds of thousands of dollars in the organization's funds.

TRENTON - Three New Jersey State Prison corrections officers, 14 inmates, and 18 other people have been charged in an alleged scheme to smuggle cell phones and drugs into the Trenton facility, authorities said today.

TRENTON -- The Trenton Police Department is seeking volunteers to join a task force focused on assisting victims of domestic violence, officials said today.

The 2014 season will be Mike Berardino's second as Twins beat writer for the Pioneer Press.

TRENTON - The Mercer County Prosecutor's Office intends to appeal an appellate court decision overturning a city man's attempted murder conviction in a 2009 stabbing.

New Jersey has a longstanding legacy of protecting the environment and preserving open space that dates back to the establishment of the Green Acres program in 1961.

New donations from Times readers, including a gift of $350 from Hamilton Jewelers of Princeton, have helped bring the total raised for the 2014 Times-Kiwanis Camp Fund to $16,084 to date.

Councilman Robert Bresenhan, Jr. and Rolando B. Ceniza were married Saturday, June 28, in a garden wedding ceremony officiated by Mayor Samson Steinman.

In an extremely rare move, Gov. Chris Christie is using his power to call the legislature back to Trenton for a special session Thursday, to pass legislation to keep dangerous criminals off the streets.

Kahan pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Peter G. Sheridan in Trenton federal court today to two counts of making false statements in a loan application and to transacting in criminal proceeds resulting from said application.

Hoagie Haven, the sandwich shop on Nassau Street, is open until 2 a.m. PRINCETON - Residents want less noise and fewer rowdy patrons trampling across their properties.

It's no secret that many people spend thousands of dollars trying to keep their pets healthy and alive.