The Trentonian

The Trentonian is a daily newspaper that caters to Trenton, New Jersey, and the nearby Mercer County area. It has a daily circulation of just over 30,000 copies and a Sunday circulation of under 28,000. In 2008, the price of the newspaper rose by 43 percent, going from 35 cents to 50 cents.

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Appellate court allows STEMCivics Charter School in Ewing to stay open for now

1 day ago | trentonian.com | L.A. Parker

A Ewing-based charter school on the cusp of state-mandated closure received an 11th-hour reprieve with potential opportunity to remain open. A Superior Court of New Jersey Appellate Division granted a stay pending appeal to STEM-To-Civics Charter School.
Several people were shot, one fatally, in Trenton Thursday

1 day ago | trentonian.com | L.A. Parker

A violent nine-hour period in Trenton left six people shot and one killed in two separate incidents. According to reports, five people were shot in the 100 block of Passaic St. One person injured in the 9 p.m. incident succumbed to injuries. Three others were transported by ambulance to Capital Health Regional Medical Center. Police identified a dozen bullet casings at the Passaic St. crime scene. Mercer County Prosecutor Janetta D.
Yanks’ Fried, leading MLB in wins, making case to start All-Star Game

2 days ago | trentonian.com | Joe Reedy

JAY DUNN: What will it take for baseball to stick as an Olympic sport?
Men of East Trenton celebrate in George Page Park a week after rained out Father's Day

2 days ago | trentonian.com | L.A. Parker

It’s hot, and I love it, I just wish it were hotter (JEFF EDELSTEIN COLUMN)
Blacks and Latinos should end dependence on outsiders to clean our parks (L.A. PARKER COLUMN)

2 days ago | trentonian.com | L.A. Parker

With Juneteenth celebrations dotting local landscapes and 4th of Julyfreedom talk abounds, now seems like the perfect time for this declaration — Black folk need to find independence from White people on some matters. This suggestion gained clarity last week when a news article noted that several organizations intended to visit George Page Park in Trenton on Saturday for a cleanup.
Chipotle opens new location in Hamilton

2 days ago | trentonian.com | L.A. Parker

Chipotle Mexican Grill joined the Hamilton Twp. business directory Wednesday with a grand opening at the corner of Route 33 and Whitehorse-Mercerville Road.
Trenton inspectors have cars towed from front lawn on Greenwood Avenue

2 days ago | trentonian.com | L.A. Parker

A cat and mouse game continued Wednesday between City of Trenton inspectors and a resident who turned his front lawn into an eyesore. Trucks from Hawk’s Towing and Recovery removed about ten vehicles from a residence on the 800 block of Greenwood Ave. City officials identified Fred Pullock as the homeowner. “This has been going on for five or more years. We write summonses, tow cars away, and eventually we end up back here.
Residents in Trenton high-rise Trent Center West dealing with no A/C in heat wave

2 days ago | trentonian.com | L.A. Parker

Tenants in a city high-rise apartment building say they have endured high temperatures inside their homes after air conditioning failed during a three-day stretch of excessive heat. “It’s hotter than hell inside that building. We have no A/C and it’s 90 degrees inside our apartment. Fans do nothing but move around hot air,” one resident complained about his space inside Trent Center West on the 500 block of Greenwood Ave.
Little League Baseball: Nottingham is going for a 3rd straight District 12 title. Can any of the other four teams stop it?

3 days ago | trentonian.com | Kyle Franko

Little League Baseball: Nottingham is going for a 3rd straight District 12 title. Can any of the other four teams stop it?
Trenton sanitation workers cleaning up extra after heat and holiday

3 days ago | trentonian.com | L.A. Parker

City of Trenton solid waste workers Tuesday faced a double whammy — extreme heat and tons of extra garbage accumulated after a Friday holiday. A high temperature reached 100 degrees while real-feel indexes moved above that scorched earth number as a city sanitation trucked moved down Franklin St.. Workers wanted out of the torture chamber as they faced dangerous heat conditions for a second consecutive day.