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State senator holds barbecue fundraiser, Trenton councilwoman opens constituent office
PRINCETON - Sen. Shirley Turner will hold her 21st annual Family Barbecue today from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Princeton Country Club.
Toms River man admits live streaming sexual abuse of baby boy
A 68-year-old Toms River man has pleaded guilty to live-streaming his sexual assault of a 15-month-old boy, authorities said.
Trenton police search for suspects in deli armed robbery
Just after 8 p.m. police were called to Pancho's Grocery Deli at the intersection of Hamilton Avenue and Ardmore Avenue, Lt.
Princeton dog trainer indicted again for animal cruelty to his own dogs
Michael Rosenberg, 31, was indicted on Tuesday for animal cruelty of his own two dogs according to the Mercer County Prosecutor's Office.
Camden County Police Seek Missing Teens
She is black, 5 feet 5 inches, weighs 110 pounds, with brown eyes and black hair.
Reading Disabilities Addressed in Trenton
A Senate panel on Wednesday approved a package of bills to enhance the education of students with dyslexia and other reading disabilities.
Housing First Program - Kristie and Ray Myrie 6/18/2013
Kristie and Ray Myrie in the living room of their Trenton home on Tuesday, June 18, 2013, their third wedding anniversary.
Ewing man accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting Trenton teenager reaches plea deal
Marquis Smith is accused of kidnapping a 15-year-old girl off a Trenton street and holding her captive for four days in an attack while he attacked and molested her, police said.
Generous donations push Times-Kiwanis Camp Fund toward goal
Donations to the 2013 Times-Kiwanis Camp Fund continue to grow, with new contributions from Times readers helping bring the total raised so far to $4,300.
Photos: Lawrence High School graduation 2013 at Sun National Bank Center
Photographer Andrew Miller was there for The Times of Trenton to capture images of the graduates receiving diplomas surrounded by family and friends.
Opinion: Cancer, patients and the Rx squeeze
Carl Golden is a senior contributing analyst with the William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy at the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey.
Trenton man charged in shooting death is twin brother of accused murderer
TRENTON - A city man was arrested yesterday and charged with murder in connection with the death of 19-year-old Rayshawn Ransom, police said.
Stile: Tax report puts ally in Christie's line of fire
Governor Christie 's reelection steamroller seems willing to flatten anything that threatens a double-digit triumph at the polls in November - including an ally.
NJ Approves Tuition Bill for Those in US Illegally
NOVEMBER 28: Demonstrators march near Baruch College in Manhattan to protest against proposed tuition increases in New York City.
Police: Twelve people arrested, two guns seized in Trenton crackdown
TRENTON - Police announced they had made a dozen arrests over the weekend ranging from gun arrests to narcotics charges to outstanding warrants - all part of a recent crackdown.
Police: Gunman who killed Trenton teenager and critically injured another woman shot into a crowd
TRENTON - The gunman who killed 19-year-old Tiara Green and wounded two other people late Saturday night had opened fire into a group of 30 people gathered behind a city high-rise, police said.
All Trenton pools should open on time this year, officials say
The Roberto Clemente Park pool on Academy Street in Trenton on Thursday, July 5, 2012.
Editorial: Trenton Central High's valedictorian shows the right path for city's youth
Eddy Torres, the valedictorian for Trenton Central High School on June 6, 2013. The front page of yesterday's edition of The Times offered a dramatic illustration of two divergent paths through the city of Trenton.
Taxi driver killed in N.J. after picking up fare at train station
A Trenton, N.J., cab driver found dead in his taxi about 10 miles southwest of the city was a homicide victim, police said Monday.
Tuition cut sought for immigrant children in N.J.
New Jersey college students who have lived in the country illegally or whose parents are not legal residents would pay in-state tuition and be eligible for state aid under a package of bills that advanced Monday and will be voted on by the full Assembly later this month.