Food Insecurity Has Nearly Doubled In NJ Since Pandemic, Study Says
New Jersey has reached a new level of food insecurity since 2020, with local advocates pointing to higher living costs and changes to federal food assistance programs.
Anthony Orlando's Latest Articles
NJ Attorney General Launches Investigation Into Delaney Hall
Following the death of a detainee at Delaney Hall, Gov. Mikie Sherrill and other leaders pursue greater oversight of the immigrant detention center.
Long Justice: Pennsylvania Man’s Fight For Exoneration Continues After Spending 37 Years In NJ Prison
More than seven years after his release from prison, Ronald E. Long still seeks an exoneration he says is the only way to clear his name – a challenge shared by many formerly incarcerated people in New Jersey.
NJ Health Care Advocates Call For Restoration Of Medicaid Funding
State residents and community leaders assembled for a roundtable discussion calling for the restoration of Medicaid following federal funding cuts.
Paterson Faith Leaders, Police Unite To Strengthen Community Ties
Paterson’s faith and law enforcement leaders assembled in Newark to discuss maintaining and strengthening community trust, engagement, and collaboration.
Where Does NJ’s Private Prison Tax Bill Go From Here?
A bill meant to tax New Jersey's private prison operators directly now taxes their vendors instead. With the Legislature on recess, its fate won't be decided for months.
Bronx Teen’s Award-Winning Film On Incarceration And Redemption Heads To Newark
The Newark Independent Film Festival will show "Tyrone," Shavoy Alcock's documentary about his mentor's journey from Rikers Island to a career in art.
Power Network Celebrates Black Culture, New Technology, And Entrepreneurship
The fourth annual Power Network brought together leaders in hip-hop, finance, business, and digital technologies at Carnegie Hall to promote industry innovation and economic opportunities.
Who Pays for New Jersey’s Data Center Boom?
New Jerseyans say that the state’s growing number of data centers has driven up electricity bills while raising concerns about local pollution and public health.
What NJ LGBTQ+ Workers Need To Know About Workplace Protections
New Jersey advocates urge LGBTQ+ workers to learn their rights to paid leave, wage theft protection, and anti-discrimination laws this Pride Month.