Farewell to Columbus Trenton A man with no defenders, Captain Christopher Columbus was taken from his concrete perch on the bow of the forward Poop-deck. He was unceremoniously yanked down like some bum rushed hobo onto a City of Trenton truck. Listing hard to port, he set sail on the truck with his most favorite and famous compass heading of

Bordentown- Bordentown police responded to a report of an accident just before 12:30 PM Sunday afternoon in front of the Comfort Inn on route 206. The accident occurred when a motorcycle that was traveling in a group North on the highway was struck by a deer, according to a witness. The driver of the struck motorcycle is reported as a

In the midst of protests going on around the country, there has been a renewed call for the removal of statues that many say represent racism in our country. In recent days, several area residents have called for the removal of the Christopher Columbus statue at Columbus Park in Trenton. Do you support removing the Christopher Columbus statue? Take TheTrentonPost.com

In recent days there have been increasing calls for defunding police departments across the country. Police departments say this will make our communities much more dangerous but supporters say it isn’t about eliminating police departments or stripping them of all of their money. They say it is time for the country to address systemic problems in policing in America and

Despite making critical strides in the battle against COVID-19 the last couple of weeks, New Jersey is still dealing with a large number of new deaths, cases, and hospitalizations compared to 3 neighboring states and the nation’s two most populated states. However, many in New Jersey believe the governor has mishandled this crisis with over 1 million residents filing for

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In cities and states across the country, government officials have ordered residents to stay home and put their familiar routines “on pause” to help quell the spread of COVID-19. These executive orders mean staying home from work and school for weeks on end, only mingling with members of your own household, avoiding visits with family and friends, and maintaining at

Back in mid-March, Governor Murphy’s executive order shut down all non-essential businesses in an effort to flatten the curve of the corona virus. In recent days, many states have begun to slowly open back up for business in an effort to restart the economy. Here in New Jersey things are not moving so quickly. In an ABC interview last week,

A Monmouth University poll released this week shows governor Murphy’s approval rating up to an almost all-time high, but many people have criticized the governor for his handling of the COVID-19 crisis. Much of this criticism stems from the lack of available testing for COVID-19 as well as the decision to close New Jersey’s state parks and beaches. We would

Trenton: The Trenton Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in locating to area teens missing this month. Fausb De La Cruz is 16 years old with black hair brown eyes he is approximately 5’7″ tall and weighs approximately 175 pounds he has dark brown complexion with facial hair He was last seen November 9, 2019 in the area

TRENTON – Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control Revokes the License of Johnnie’s Liquor Store for Owners’ Role in an Illegal Prescription Drug Operation The Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control (“the Division”) today announced that the Division has revoked the license of a Bellmawr liquor store used in an illegal prescription drug operation that sold opioid drugs from a laundromat across