Giving One Tenth Community Garden is working to provide fresh, culturally relevant produce while bringing Newark residents together through gardening, education, and volunteer opportunities.
Nearly 400 Teamsters faced weeks of uncertainty as contract negotiations raised questions about worker protections, refinery safety and solidarity across New Jersey's labor movement.
The Newark Nonprofit Leadership Resilience Fund is putting local nonprofit leaders at the center of funding decisions as it rolls out $405,000 in capacity-building investments
People’s Organization for Progress will join demonstrators calling for answers, transparency and accountability following the 18-year-old’s death in Mississippi.
At an Oct. 15 clinic in Kearny, New Jersey Reentry Corporation and JPMorganChase offered free expungement assistance and financial education to residents working toward greater stability.
New Jersey Citizen Action is challenging two Republican lawmakers over federal policies affecting household budgets, while both representatives point to proposals aimed at providing financial relief.
From congressional and local races to early voting, mail-in ballots and election resources, here’s what New Jersey residents need to know before heading to the polls Nov. 3.
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.
