Newark Nonprofit Will Turn Vacant Lots Into Year-Round Urban Farms
Urban Seeds Grow will build hydroponic greenhouses and affordable housing on two vacant Newark lots, aiming to produce 50,000 pounds of fresh food annually.
David Mosca's Latest Articles
From Foster Care To Dog Rescue: How Jersey City’s Rescue Treats Is Changing the Game
Honored by Jersey City, entrepreneur Arron Jones-Williams uses his resilience as a former foster youth to fund dog rescues.
How an Afternoon in Newark Built the 25-Year Legacy of Jazz House Kids
Now in its 25th year, Jazz House Kids in Montclair continues its mission of bringing live music to students from various communities.
5-Time Grammy Winner Lalah Hathway Returns To Rahway March 6
Catch the R&B icon live at the Union County Performing Arts Center for a night of soulful hits from her latest album, Vantablack.
The Shadow of Apartheid Comes to NYC Film Festival
African Diaspora Film Festival brings films on race and representation to Columbia University this Black History Month.
A Celebration Of Black Joy At Camille A. Brown’s ‘I Am’ In Montclair
See 5-time Tony nominee Camille A. Brown’s ‘I AM’ at the Kasser Theater on Feb. 12. Experience a vibrant celebration of Black joy and triumph.
Sing Along With Whitney Houston At The American Dream On Feb. 7
The NJ Hall of Fame celebrates Whitney Houston’s 40-year legacy with a free, immersive capstone exhibit at American Dream Mall.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Final Stop Was This New Jersey Church
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s final New Jersey visit and 1968 Jersey City speech remain a pivotal moment in the state’s civil rights history.
Langston Hughes’ Historic Westfield Home Listed For Sale
The Westfield, NJ home where poet Langston Hughes lived in 1930 is now for sale, preserved as a landmark tied to the Harlem Renaissance.
