WPST

Radio station in Trenton, New Jersey

Not to be confused with former Miami, Florida, television station WPST-TV.

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WPST

* Trenton, New Jersey
* United States

Broadcast area| Central New Jersey, Delaware Valley
Frequency| 94.5 MHz (HD Radio)
Branding| 94.5 PST
Programming
Format| Contemporary hit radio
Ownership
Owner|

* Townsquare Media
* (Townsquare License, LLC)

Sister stations

| WCHR, WKXW, WNJE
History

First air date

| August 7, 1965
(58 years ago) (1965-08-07)

Former call signs

* WTTM-FM (1965–1969)
* WCHR (1969–1998)
* WNJO (1998–2002)
* WTHK (2002–2005)

Call sign meaning

| "Passport" or "Passport Stereo Trenton"[1]
Technical information[2]

Licensing authority

| FCC
Facility ID| 25013
Class| B
ERP|

* 50,000 watts (horizontal)
* 48,000 watts (vertical)

HAAT| 150 meters (490 ft)

Transmitter coordinates

| 40°11′21.8″N 74°50′47.6″W﻿ / ﻿40.189389°N 74.846556°W﻿ / 40.189389; -74.846556﻿ (WPST)
Links

Public license information

* Public file
* LMS

Webcast| Listen live
Website| wpst.com

WPST (94.5 FM, "94.5 PST") is a commercial radio station licensed to Trenton, New Jersey, airing a contemporary hit radio format. Owned by Townsquare Media,[3][4] the station serves Central Jersey, the Delaware Valley, Philadelphia and its northern and eastern suburbs.[5]

The station's studio is located in the suburbs of Trenton in Ewing, New Jersey.[6] Its broadcast tower is located west of Morrisville, Pennsylvania, at (40°11′21.8″N 74°50′47.6″W﻿ / ﻿40.189389°N 74.846556°W﻿ / 40.189389; -74.846556).[7] In addition to a standard analog transmission, the station can be streamed available online.

## History[edit]

On August 7, 1965, 94.5 signed on as WTTM-FM. It was owned by the Scott Broadcasting Company, Inc. of New Jersey and was the adjunct to WTTM (920 AM).[8] On February 1, 1969, WTTM-FM became WCHR, a religious station; in 1974, it was approved to increase its effective radiated power to 50,000 watts.[9]

The Scott family sold WTTM and WCHR in 1996 for $20 million to Nassau Broadcasting Partners.[10] The sale prompted immediate speculation that a format change was in the offing for WCHR.[11] That November, WCHR's religious programming began being simulcast on 920 AM. On February 27, 1998, the 94.5 frequency began stunting with construction sound effects.

On March 2, 1998, at 5:00 pm, 94.5 relaunched as "New Jersey's Oldies Station", with new WNJO call letters.[12] The station's format of primary 1960s oldies was selected so as to avoid cannibalizing Nassau's other Trenton station, WPST (97.5 FM). The first request on the new WNJO was made by Governor Christine Whitman, who attended the launch.[13]

WNJO brought in morning personality Don Kellogg Who was a ratings winner, but facing competition from WKXW which was moving in a 1970s direction, and inspired by the revenue success of a similar flip at Nassau's station in Allentown, Pennsylvania, WNJO became classic hits "The Hawk" on December 1, 2001[14] and adopted WTHK call letters on August 1, 2002.

WPST's contemporary hit radio format moved from 97.5 to 94.5 on February 14, 2005, at 5 pm. At the same time, WTHK's programming moved to 97.5, which had been approved to move its community of license to Burlington, New Jersey, closer to Philadelphia.[15]

The station, along with nine other Nassau stations in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, was purchased at bankruptcy auction by NB Broadcasting in May 2012. NB Broadcasting is controlled by Nassau's creditors — Goldman Sachs, Pluss Enterprises, and P.E. Capital.[16][17] In November, NB Broadcasting filed a motion to assign its rights to the stations to Connoisseur Media.[18] The sale to Connoisseur Media, at a price of $38.7 million, was consummated on May 29, 2013.

On March 22, 2018, it was announced that the station had been sold by Connoisseur Media to Townsquare Media (along with WNJE and WCHR) for a deal totaling $17.3 million.[19] The acquisition was finalized on July 2, 2018.

## Signal note[edit]

WPST is short-spaced to two other Class B stations: WXBK 94.7 The Block (licensed to serve Newark, New Jersey) and WDAC (licensed to serve Lancaster, Pennsylvania). They are also short spaced due to WJLK-FM on 94.3 in Asbury Park.

WPST and WXBK operate on first adjacent channels (94.5 MHz and 94.7 MHz) and the distance between the stations' transmitters is 59 miles as determined by FCC rules.[20] The minimum distance between two Class B stations operating on first adjacent channels according to current FCC rules is 105 miles.[21]

WPST and WDAC operate on the same channel and the distance between the stations' transmitters is 76 miles as determined by FCC rules.[20] The minimum distance between two Class B stations operating on the same channel according to current FCC rules is 150 miles.[21]

## See also[edit]

* WPEN (FM)

## References[edit]

1. ^ "Call Letter Origins". Radio History on the Web.
2. ^ "Facility Technical Data for WPST". Licensing and Management System. Federal Communications Commission.
3. ^ "WPST Facility Record". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division.
4. ^ "WPST Station Information Profile". Arbitron.
5. ^ "60 dBu Service Contour for WPST, Trenton, NJ, 94.5 MHz BMLH-20190128ABN". fcc.gov. Federal Communications Commission. January 28, 2016. Retrieved January 26, 2020.
6. ^ "FM Station WPST - Station Information - FCC Public Inspection Files". publicfiles.fcc.gov. Retrieved February 13, 2024.
7. ^ "FM Query Results for WPST". fcc.gov. Federal Communications Commission. Retrieved January 26, 2020.
8. ^ "FCC Approves Sale Of Trenton Station". Courier-Post. Associated Press. October 11, 1963. p. 8. Retrieved January 18, 2020.
9. ^ FCC History Cards for WPST
10. ^ "Transactions" (PDF). Radio & Records. October 4, 1996. p. 10. Retrieved January 18, 2020.
11. ^ Darrow, Chuck (January 8, 1997). "Change is in the air for local radio scene". Courier-Post. p. 12E. Retrieved January 18, 2020.
12. ^ Darrow, Chuck (March 6, 1998). "Not-so-oldies find home on 'new' station". Courier-Post. p. 9TGIF. Retrieved January 18, 2020.
13. ^ "WBLS puts its money on veteran Doug Banks". Courier-News. March 5, 1998. p. D-5. Retrieved January 18, 2020.
14. ^ "'Hawks' Soar to Ratings Heights" (PDF). Radio & Records. October 11, 2002. pp. 22, 29. Retrieved January 18, 2020.
15. ^ "Street Talk" (PDF). Radio & Records. January 14, 2005. p. 18. Retrieved January 18, 2020.
16. ^ "10 Nassau Stations Go To NB Broadcasting LLC". All Access. May 30, 2012. Retrieved November 10, 2012.
17. ^ Pierce, David (June 12, 2012). "Pocono radio stations now in the hands of creditors". Pocono Record. Retrieved November 10, 2012.
18. ^ "Connoisseur Moves To Assume Debtor's Bid To Buy 10 Nassau Stations, Including WPST". All Access. November 21, 2012. Retrieved November 21, 2012.
19. ^ "Townsquare Adds CHR Powerhouse WPST To Its Trenton Talker WKXW". Insideradio.com. March 22, 2018.
20. ^ a b "Reference points and distance computations. 47 CFR § 73.208". Retrieved August 22, 2021.
21. ^ a b "Minimum distance separation between stations. 47 CFR § 73.207(b)(1)" (PDF). Retrieved January 26, 2020.

## External links[edit]

* Official website

* WPST in the FCC FM station database
* WPST in Nielsen Audio's FM station database

* v
* t
* e

Radio stations in Trenton, New Jersey and Mercer County

By AM frequency|

* 640
* 920
* 1040
* 1260
* 1300
* 1350
* 1680

By FM frequency|

* 88.1
* 89.1
* 89.7
* 91.3
* 94.5
* 101.5
* 103.3
* 107.7

| Translators|

* 96.9
* 98.5
* 104.1
* 107.9

|

Digital radio
by frequency & subchannel|

* 89.1-1
* 89.1-2
* 89.1-3
* 97.5-1
* 97.5-2
* 101.5-1
* 101.5-2
* 103.3-1
* 103.3-2
* 103.3-3

By call sign|

* W245CC
* W253DG
* W281BI
* W300CZ
* WCHR
* WDVR
* WFJS
* WHWH
* WIMG
* WKXW
* HD2
* WNJE
* WNJT-FM
* WPEN
* HD2
* WPRB
* HD2
* HD3
* WPST
* WRRC
* WTSR
* WTTM
* WWFM
* HD2
* HD3
* WWJZ

Nearby regions
Allentown-Bethlehem
Atlantic City-Cape May
Middlesex-Somerset-Union
Monmouth-Ocean
New York City
Philadelphia
Vineland-Millville-Bridgeton

See also
List of radio stations in New Jersey

* v
* t
* e

Radio stations in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, metropolitan area

By AM frequency|

* 560
* 610
* 640
* 690
* 740
* 800
* 860
* 900
* 950
* 990
* 10601
* 1180
* 12101
* 1310
* 1340
* 1370
* 1420
* 1440
* 1460
* 1480
* 1490
* 1520
* 1540
* 1570
* 1590
* 1640
* 1680

By FM frequency|

* 88.1
* WPEB
* WTHA
* WZZD
* 88.3
* 88.5
* 88.7
* 88.9
* WBYO
* WBZC
* 89.1
* 89.3
* WRDV
* WRTJ
* 89.5
* 89.7
* 90.1
* 90.9
* 91.5
* WDBK
* WSRN-FM
* 91.7
* WBMR
* WCUR
* WKDU
* WLBS
* 92.5
* 93.3
* 93.7
* 94.1
* 94.5
* 94.9
* 95.7
* 96.5
* 97.5
* 98.1
* 98.9
* 99.5
* 99.9
* 100.3
* 101.1
* 101.5
* 102.1
* 102.9
* 103.9
* 104.5
* 105.3
* 106.1
* 106.9
* 107.9

| LPFM|

* 92.9
* WGGT-LP
* WOOM-LP
* WRGU-LP
* WRLG-LP
* WZML-LP
* 98.5
* WJYN-LP
* WNUW-LP
* WQEW-LP
* 106.5

|

Translators|

* 92.9
* 94.9
* 95.1
* 95.3
* 96.1
* 97.1
* W246AR
* W246AQ
* 98.5
* 99.9
* 100.7
* 102.5
* 103.3
* 103.5
* 103.9
* 104.1
* 105.7
* W289AZ
* W289CZ
* 107.3

NOAA Weather Radio
frequency|

* 162.425
* 162.475

Digital radio
by frequency & subchannel|

* 1210
* 88.5-1
* 88.5-2
* 89.3-1
* 89.3-2
* 89.5-1
* 89.5-2
* 90.1-1
* 90.1-2
* 90.9-1
* 92.5-1
* 92.5-2
* 93.3-1
* 93.3-2
* 93.7-1
* 93.7-2
* 93.7-3
* 94.1-1
* 94.1-2
* 94.1-3
* 95.7-1
* 95.7-2
* 96.5-1
* 96.5-2
* 97.5-1
* 97.5-2
* 97.5-3
* 98.1-1
* 98.1-2
* 98.1-3
* 98.9-1
* 99.5-1
* 100.3-1
* 100.3-2
* 100.3-3
* 101.1-1
* 101.1-2
* 101.5-1
* 101.5-2
* 102.1-1
* 102.1-2
* 102.1-3
* 102.9-1
* 102.9-2
* 102.9-3
* 104.5-1
* 104.5-2
* 105.3-1
* 105.3-2
* 106.1-1
* 106.1-2
* 106.9-1
* 106.9-2
* 106.9-3
* 107.9-1
* 107.9-2

By call sign|

* KIH28
* KYW1
* W225DJ
* W235CE
* W236CL
* W237EH
* W241CH
* W246AR
* W246AQ
* W253CA
* W260CZ
* W264BH
* W273DO
* W277DL
* W278AK
* W280CP
* W281CL
* W289AZ
* W289CZ
* W297AD
* WBCB
* WBEB
* HD2
* WBEN-FM
* HD2
* WBMR
* WBYO
* WBZC
* WCHE
* WCHR
* WCOJ
* WCUR
* WDAS
* WDAS-FM
* HD2
* WDBK
* WEMG
* WFIL
* WFYL
* WGGT-LP
* WGLS-FM
* WHAT
* WHHS
* WHYY
* WIFI
* WIOQ
* WIP-FM
* HD2
* HD3
* WISP
* WJFP
* WJYN-LP
* WKDN
* WKDU
* WKVP
* HD2
* HD3
* WKXW
* HD2
* WLBS
* WMGK
* HD2
* HD3
* WMMR
* HD2
* WNG704
* WNPV
* WNTP
* WNUW-LP
* WNWR
* WOGL
* HD2
* HD3
* WOOM-LP
* WPAZ
* WPEB
* WPEN
* HD2
* HD3
* WPHE
* WPHI-FM
* WPHT1
* WPNX700
* WPPM-LP
* WPPZ-FM
* HD2
* WPST
* WPWA
* WQEW-LP
* WQHS
* WRDV
* WRFF
* HD2
* WRGU-LP
* WRLG-LP
* WRNB
* HD2
* HD3
* WRSD
* WRTI
* HD2
* WRTJ
* HD2
* WSRN-FM
* WSTW
* HD2
* HD3
* WTDY-FM
* HD2
* WTEL
* WTHA
* WTMR
* WTTM
* WUMR
* HD2
* WURD
* WUSL
* WVCW
* WWDB
* WWJZ
* WWLU
* WXPN
* HD2
* WXTU
* HD2
* WXVU
* WYPA
* HD2
* WZML-LP
* WZXE
* WZZD

Internet|

* WEXP
* WQHS
* WYBF

Defunct|

* WDNR (89.5 FM)
* WEXP (1600 AM)
* WJJZ (1460 AM)
* WNAP (1110 AM)
* WNJC (1360 AM)
* WOO
* WQHS
* WYBF (89.1 FM)
* WZZE (97.3 FM)

Radio stations in the Delaware Valley
Philadelphia

Vineland-Millville-Bridgeton
Wilmington

Other nearby regions
Allentown-Bethlehem
Atlantic City-Cape May
Dover
Lancaster
Reading
Trenton

See also
List of radio stations in Pennsylvania

* Mass media in the Philadelphia Area
* Radio stations
* TV stations
* Newspapers

* * *

Notes
1\. Clear-channel stations with extended nighttime coverage.

* v
* t
* e

Townsquare Media

(formerly Regent Communications, and including former Gap Broadcasting Group and Double O Radio)

Alabama|

* WALJ
* WFFN
* WQRR
* WTBC
* WTSK
* WTUG-FM

Arkansas|

* KMJI
* KYGL

Arizona|

* KTAN(+K251CQ)
* KWCD
* KXFF
* KZMK

Colorado|

* KARS-FM(+FM1)**
* KBKL
* KEKB
* KEXO
* KKNN
* KKPL
* KKXK(+K232BW, K233AH, K257AS, K257AT, K257AU, K267AB)
* KMAX-FM
* KMXY
* KSNN
* KTRR
* KUAD-FM
* KUBC(+K283CZ)

Connecticut|

* WRKI

Idaho|

* KAWO
* KCIX
* KEZJ-FM
* KFXD
* KIDO
* KLIX
* KLIX-FM
* KSAS-FM
* KSNQ
* KXLT-FM

Illinois|

* WDBQ-FM
* WKGL-FM
* WLIQ
* WROK
* WXLP
* WXXQ
* WZOK

Indiana|

* WDKS
* WGBF
* WGBF-FM
* WJLT
* WKDQ

Iowa|

* KBEA-FM
* KBOB
* KCRR**
* KDAT
* KHAK
* KIIK-FM
* KJOC
* KKHQ-FM**
* KLYV
* KOEL
* KOEL-FM**
* KRNA
* KXGE
* WDBQ
* WJOD

Kentucky|

* WBKR
* WOMI

Louisiana|

* KEEL
* KFTE**
* KHLA
* KHXT
* KJMH
* KLCL
* KMDL
* KNGT
* KPEL
* KPEL-FM
* KROF
* KRUF
* KTDY
* KTSR
* KVKI-FM
* KWKH
* KXKS-FM

Maine|

* WBLM
* WBPW
* WBZN
* WCYY
* WDEA
* WEBB
* WEZQ
* WJBQ
* WJZN
* WMME-FM
* WOZI
* WQCB
* WQHR
* WWMJ

Massachusetts|

* WBEC
* WBEC-FM
* WBSM
* WFHN
* WNAW
* WSBS
* WUPE
* WUPE-FM

Michigan|

* WBCK
* WBXX
* WCRZ
* WFGR
* WFMK
* WFNT
* WGRD-FM
* WITL-FM
* WJIM
* WJIM-FM
* WKFR-FM
* WKMI
* WLHT-FM
* WMMQ
* WNWZ
* WQUS
* WRCL
* WRKR
* WTRV
* WVFN
* WWBN

Minnesota|

* KBMX
* KDCZ
* KDHL
* KDOC-FM
* KFIL
* KFIL-FM
* KFNL-FM
* KKCB
* KLDJ
* KLZZ
* KMXK
* KOLM
* KQCL
* KRFO
* KRFO-FM
* KROC
* KROC-FM
* KWWK
* KXSS
* KYBA
* KZRV
* WEBC
* WJON
* WWJO
* WWPE-FM

Missouri|

* KHMO
* KICK-FM
* KRRY
* KSDL
* KSIS
* KXKX

Montana|

* KAAK
* KAAR
* KBAZ
* KBUL
* KCHH(+K236AB)
* KCTR-FM
* KGGL(+K239AP, K245AP)
* KGRZ(+K224AA)
* KGVO
* KISN
* KKBR
* KLFM
* KMBR
* KMHK
* KMMS
* KMMS-FM
* KMON
* KMON-FM(+K260AU, K280GG, K298BL)
* KMPT
* KMTZ
* KPRK
* KSEN
* KTHC
* KVVR
* KXLB(+K254AL)
* KXTL(+K234AT)
* KYSS-FM(+K252BM)
* KZIN-FM
* KZMY
* KZOQ-FM

New Hampshire|

* WHOM
* WOKQ
* WPKQ
* WSAK
* WSHK

New Jersey|

* WCHR
* WCHR-FM
* WENJ
* WFPG
* WNJE
* WJLK
* WJLK-FM
* WKXW
* WOBM
* WOBM-FM
* WPGG
* WPST
* WPUR
* WSJO

New York|

* WAAL
* WBKT
* WBLK
* WBUF
* WCZX
* WDBY
* WDHI
* WDLA
* WDLA-FM
* WDOS
* WEOK
* WFRG-FM
* WGNA-FM(+W235AY)
* WHWK
* WIBX
* WIYN
* WKXP
* WKXZ(+W232AT)
* WLZW
* WNBF
* WODZ-FM
* WOUR
* WPBZ-FM
* WPDA
* WPDH
* WQBK-FM(+W256BU)
* WQSH
* WRRB
* WRRV
* WSRK
* WTBD-FM
* WTMM-FM
* WTSS
* WWYL
* WYRK
* WZAD
* WZOZ

North Dakota|

* KACL
* KBYZ
* KEYZ
* KKCT
* KLXX
* KUSB
* KYYZ

Oklahoma|

* KLAW
* KVRW
* KZCD

South Dakota|

* KIKN-FM
* KKLS-FM
* KKRC-FM
* KSOO
* KSOO-FM
* KXRB
* KXRB-FM
* KYBB

Texas|

* KAFX-FM
* KATP
* KBAT
* KBZS
* KEAN-FM
* KELI
* KEYJ-FM
* KFMX-FM
* KFYO
* KGKL
* KGKL-FM
* KISX
* KIXS
* KIXZ
* KKAM
* KKCL-FM
* KKCN
* KKTX-FM
* KKYR-FM
* KLAQ
* KLTD
* KLUB
* KMND
* KMWX
* KMXJ-FM
* KNFM
* KNIN-FM
* KNRX
* KNUE
* KODM
* KOOC
* KPRF
* KPWW
* KQBR
* KQVT
* KROD
* KSFA
* KSII
* KSLI
* KSSM
* KTBQ
* KTEM
* KTUX
* KTYL-FM
* KULL
* KUSJ
* KVLL-FM
* KWFS
* KWFS-FM
* KXSS-FM
* KYKS
* KYYW
* KZBT
* KZII-FM

Utah|

* KCIN
* KDXU(+K223DI)
* KHKR(+K249EQ)
* KIYK
* KREC(+K253BB)
* KSUB(+K299BU)
* KXBN
* KXFF(+K270BV)

Washington|

* KAPL-FM
* KATS(+K232CV)
* KDBL
* KEYW
* KFFM
* KFLD
* KIT
* KKWN
* KMGW
* KONA
* KONA-FM
* KORD-FM
* KPQ(+K269HC)
* KPQ-FM
* KWNC
* KWWW-FM
* KXRX
* KYSN
* KYSP
* KZHR

Wyoming|

* KCGY
* KGAB
* KIGN
* KKTL
* KLEN
* KOWB
* KRNK
* KRVK
* KTRS-FM
* KTWO
* KWYY

Defunct|

* KJEF
* KJEF-CA
* KOSY
* KRIL
* KUTI
* WCHN
* WPUT
* WTVL

Live events|

* Country Jam USA
* Mountain Jam (50%)
* WE Fest

Websites|

* King
* Loudwire
* Noisecreep
* XXL

Radio networks|

* Michigan Talk Network

* **License held by a divestiture trust; sale pending.

* v
* t
* e

Morning Drive programs in Philadelphia

Local AM radio programs|

* Wake Up with WURD (WURD/900)
* Ed Abrams (KYW/1060)
* Chris Stigall (WPHT/1210)

National AM radio programs|

* Golic and Wingo (WTEL/610)
* Bill Bennett's Morning in America (WNTP/990)

Local FM radio programs|

* Frank & Andie (WXTU/92.5)
* Preston and Steve (WMMR/93.3)
* The Wakeup Crew (WSTW/93.7)
* Angelo Cataldi & The Morning Team (WIP-FM/94.1)
* Chris & The Crew (WPST/94.5)
* The BEN FM Morning Show with Matt and Kristen (WBEN-FM/95.7)
* 'Frank Lewis and the Breakfast Club (WOGL/98.1)
* The Rise & Grind Morning Show (WUSL/98.9)
* Jenn and Bill in the Morning (WBEB/101.1)
* The John DeBella Show (WMGK/102.9)
* The Yolanda Adams Morning Show (WPPZ-FM/103.9)
* John "Johnny" Allers (WRFF/104.5)
* Chio In The Morning (WUMR/106.1)
* Monie Love (WPHI-FM/107.9)

National FM radio programs|

* Morning Edition (WHYY-FM/90.9)
* The Tom Joyner Morning Show (WRNB/100.3)
* Elvis Duran and the Morning Show (WIOQ/102.1)
* The Steve Harvey Morning Show (WDAS-FM/105.3)

* v
* t
* e

CHR / Top 40 radio stations in the state of New Jersey

By frequency|

* 1310 WEMG - Camden
* 1460 WIFI - Florence
* 1510 WOCQ - Salem
* 94.5 WPST - Trenton
* 95.1 WAYV - Atlantic City
* 98.5 WBBO - Ocean Acres
* 100.3 WHTZ - Newark
* 104.9 WSJO - Atlantic City

See also
adult contemporary
classic hits
college
country
news/talk
NPR
oldies
religious
rock
sports
top 40
urban
other radio stations in New Jersey

See also
Contemporary Hit Radio
Rhythmic
KISS-FM
MOVin

* v
* t
* e

Trenton, New Jersey

Neighborhoods|

| North Ward|

* Battle Monument (Five Points)
* Top Road

|

South Ward|

* Chambersburg
* Duck Island (parts in Hamilton)
* Lamberton

East Ward|

* Coalport/North Clinton
* Ewing/Carroll
* Four Corners
* Greenwood/Hamilton
* Wilbur

West Ward|

* Berkeley Square
* Cadwalader Heights
* Fisher/Richey/Perdicaris
* Hillcrest
* Hiltonia
* The Island

Downtown|

* Hanover/Academy
* Mill Hill

Public Transportation|

* Trenton Transit Center (NJ Transit/SEPTA/Amtrak service)
* Trenton-Mercer Airport (Ewing)
* GO Trenton! (Isles, Inc.)
* NJ Transit 600-series buses

Delaware River Crossings|

* Morrisville–Trenton Railroad Bridge (Northeast Corridor)
* Trenton–Morrisville Toll Bridge (US 1)
* Lower Trenton Bridge (US 1 BUS)
* Calhoun Street Bridge (Calhoun Street/Lincoln Highway)

Education|

* Trenton Public Schools
* Trenton Catholic Academy
* Islamic School of Trenton
* Thomas Edison State University

History|

* William Trent (William Trent House)
* Old Barracks Museum
* Battle of Trenton
* Battle of the Assunpink Creek
* French Arms Tavern
* George Washington's reception at Trenton (painting)
* Relocation of the United States Government to Trenton
* Peter Cooper
* John A. Roebling
* Trenton Six
* Art All Night shooting
* State House Historic District
* Trenton Ferry Historic District

Government|

| New Jersey state capital|

* New Jersey State House
* New Jersey State Library
* New Jersey State Museum
* Richard J. Hughes Justice Complex
* New Jersey Division of Motor Vehicles Building
* New Jersey State Prison
* Trenton War Memorial

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Other government|

* Mercer County Courthouse
* Clarkson S. Fisher Federal Building and United States Courthouse
* Trenton City Hall (list of mayors)

Landmarks|

* CURE Insurance Arena
* Trenton Thunder Ballpark (Trenton Thunder)
* Trenton Battle Monument
* Historic Trenton Masonic Temple (Old Masonic Temple)
* Trenton City Museum
* National Register of Historic Places

Media|

* The Times
* The Trentonian
* New Jersey 101.5
* 94.5 PST

Culture|

* Trenton tomato pie
* Taylor ham
* Italian Peoples Bakery
* Trenton people
* USS Trenton
* Roman Catholic Diocese of Trenton (St. Mary’s Cathedral)
* Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey (Trinity Episcopal Cathedral)
* Trentoniana
* Stephanie Plum book series

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