What happens when a 75-megawatt data center moves into a rural neighborhood? At first, probably construction traffic, dust and noise. Once it begins operating, traffic should decline dramatically, but the facility would become a substantial consumer of electricity...
Princeton firefighter Joe Vega shares his Guns and Hoses championship belt with Coach Bryan Washington, his fight trainer for the annual Guns and Hoses charity bout in Allen last month. Courtesy Photo Engineer/EMT-B Joe Vega of the Princeton Fire Department...
PISD Trustees Starla Sharpe and Cyndi Darland discuss issues in the upcoming school board election with challenger Chalotte Wilson in a forum Saturday, Sept. 26, at the PISD Administration Office. Bob Wieland/Princeton Herald Candidates in the Nov. 3 general election...
Following a public hearing on the city’s property tax rate for Fiscal Year 2026-27, the Princeton City Council gave final approval to the annual municipal budget and the tax rate. The votes came at the regular Sept. 28 council meeting, just three days before the start...
Police Chief James Waters thanks the Princeton City Council for the opportunity to serve as alternate city manager. His replacement in that role, David Hall, is at left. Photo Bob Wieland/The Princeton Herald The Princeton City Council will consider naming a street in...
The city of Princeton is continuing to investigate what was called a possible intrusion into critical city information technology and communication systems. After an executive session at the Sept. 21 special meeting, Councilmember Terrance Johnson said the city had...
The city of Princeton called an emergency City Council session after confirming that an active cybersecurity incident resulted in an intrusion into critical city information technology and communication systems. An emergency supplemental notice added to the Monday,...
The city of Princeton says it has secured computer systems that may have been targeted in a cybersecurity incident.In a Sept. 18 release on its website, the city said it was responding “to a cybersecurity incident involving potential unauthorized access to certain...
Flocks for the memory. Princeton is sending back a dozen Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) after the City Council voted not to install six Flock Safety and six Motorola Solutions Vigilant cameras. Residents and councilmembers spoke at a Sept. 8 council meeting...
