Joetta Clark Diggs and her daughter, world champion sprinter Talitha Diggs, joined families at Liberty Science Center for hands-on activities and conversations about how air pollution affects respiratory health.
Bone marrow transplants and gene therapy are changing what is possible for young people with sickle cell disease, bringing potentially curative treatment closer to home for NJ families.
Universal Business Academy plans to open with 120 ninth-graders in 2027, combining traditional academics with business education, financial literacy and career preparation.
The Haiti-focused nonprofit is celebrating two decades of providing healthcare in Cité Soleil as rising needs put new demands on its medical programs.
Newark’s annual citywide garden tour opened farms and green spaces to residents for a week, while highlighting the year-round work to expand fresh food access and keep community gardens rooted in their neighborhoods.
As the K-8 school celebrates its 49th year, Dawn Treader is expanding programs, supporting families and building on a nearly five-decade presence in Paterson.
CWA Local 1080 members say pay, vacancies and heavier workloads are putting pressure on workers who help residents access food, housing, and health benefits
The Newark-based foundation, which awarded $14.3 million through more than 100 grants in 2025, is focusing on community power, economic justice, youth and neighborhood priorities as it enters its second century.
The 16th annual event capped Newark Peace Week with special performances and local business and community spotlights as the city reports a sharp decline in homicides.
The two-day Harlem festival will feature films and discussions on Black history, human rights and social justice
