Driver Strikes Pedestrian in Trenton, Flees Scene
Police located the vehicle shortly after a Saturday night crash on Dayton Street that left a man in critical but stable condition.
Trenton News
In Trenton, New Jersey's capital and the city that makes what the world takes, coverage here follows city government, Mercer County, Trenton Public School District, business and public safety. Reporting reaches neighborhoods across the city and surrounding communities.
Politics
Live Poll
Do you trust Trenton's local government to deliver results for residents?
Trenton Mayor Race Heads to December Runoff
Corey Isiah McNair and W. Reed Gusciora will face off in a December 8 runoff after no candidate cleared the threshold in the November 3 municipal election.
Sports
Ironhawks Restore Titans' Kelly Cup Banner
The Trenton Ironhawks raised the Trenton Titans' 2004-05 Kelly Cup championship banner to the CURE Insurance Arena rafters during a Saturday night intermission.
Business
Live Poll
Do you trust your local government to hold police leaders accountable?
Jury Awards Ex-Trenton Police Chief $4.7 Million
A New Jersey jury ruled in favor of Sheilah Coley in her wrongful termination lawsuit against the city.
Crime
Trenton Resident Loses iPhone 18 Pro Max in Scam
A local woman shipped her new device to a California address after being deceived by a fraudulent phone call.
Lifestyle
Live Poll
Should your city or county spend more on local food pantries?
Arm In Arm Reopens Renovated Hudson Street Pantry
The redesigned Trenton pantry reopened with expanded client space and partner services aimed at reducing food insecurity.
Coverage takes in city council decisions, the Mercer County courts and Trenton Public School District alongside the state government, healthcare and manufacturing employers that anchor the regional economy. From Chambersburg and Mill Hill to Cadwalader Heights, West End and Downtown Trenton, neighborhood coverage extends into Bucks County, Hunterdon County, Middlesex County and Burlington County where stories cross the line. The capital's concentration of state government employment ties the local economy and civic calendar to legislative sessions and agency decisions throughout the year. Infrastructure investment, school district resources and downtown development are the recurring subjects in city hall reporting.
