What’s newsworthy in the Trenton, N.J., and surrounding areas.
WEST WINDSOR, N.J. — Latasha White, a mother of three sons and a non-traditional student at Mercer County Community College (MCCC) has proven that success can happen at any age, and was selected as this year’s commencement student speaker. MCCC’s 51st Commencement
LAWRENCE, N.J. — A freshman from Lawrence High School was a first place winner from among 5,000 students participating in an international video contest called Population Connection’s “World of 7 Billion”. Arjun Agarwal is among 18 first or second place winners. He
Trenton mayoral candidates and their supporters prepare for Tuesday’s election by hosting several events at locations such as Rider University, Trenton Thunder Stadium, and Mercer County Community College over the past months. The candidates are Alex Bethea, Walker Worthy, Paul Perez, Darren
HAMILTON, N.J. — Married with five children, this local officer has gone above and beyond the call of duty for his community. Officer David Barlow of the Hamilton Township Police Department has earned this year’s distinction as Officer of the Year award
LAWRENCE, N.J. — Along with local students and youth organizations, seven13 Films will stage a youth symposium with Trenton mayoral candidates, which will be moderated by CBS-3 Eyewitness News reporter, Alicia Nieves, at Rider University tomorrow evening. The symposium will feature today’s
ROBBINSVILLE, N.J. — With the success of the benefit segment to his State of Robbinsville annual address since 2015, Mayor Dave Fried will continue to “Pay it Forward” to the Community Addiction Recovery Effort (C.A.R.E.) program this year. According to the Township’s
TRENTON, N.J. — Longtime Trenton educator and City Councilman, Alex Bethea is in the running for mayor of Trenton on May 8. Bethea has a five-points plan that he explains will bring changes to the City if he is elected. In this
HAMILTON, N.J. — The organizers of Princess Prom Project have recently announced its 7th year of assisting teenage girls in the local community to afford dresses for their proms and other memorable formal events of their youth. The annual Princess Prom Project,
TRENTON, NJ — Luckily for residents who lived in the burnt out homes on Colonial Avenue, no one died last Sunday. A big, devastating fire damaged five homes in the middle, right side of the block, and left homeowners and residents to