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New Ordinance In Newark To Protect Tenants From Broker Fees

A newly approved ordinance in Mayor Baraka's “Keeping Newark Affordable” legislation will prevent owners and agents from charging tenants looking to rent brokers fees.

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The Power Of Public Art On Display In Camden

Artists and community organizations are using murals, galleries and public spaces to challenge the narratives imposed on Camden and affirm the beauty and humanity of its residents.

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Dawn Treader Christian School Nears 50 Years of Faith, Education, and Community in Paterson

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.

Camden Firefighters Mark 9/11 Anniversary With World Trade Center Memento

A fragment of one of the towers gifted to a Camden firefighter after the attacks was displayed during a remembrance to honor the 2,977 lives lost.

After 100 Years, Victoria Foundation Looks To Newark Residents To Shape Its Next Chapter

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.

Trees Make A Difference In Camden

A non-profit is planting trees in an effort to prevent flooding, improve air quality, and beautify the urban area.

Newark’s 24 Hrs. of Peace Brings Music, Resources and Community Together

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.

A New Year For Jazz Students At NJPAC Music Program

Registration opens with new opportunities for TD Jazz for Teens 2026-27 year.