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Newark Activists To March Against Police Brutality, Ice Enforcement On October 22

People’s Organization for Progress will lead a downtown Newark demonstration as part of the National Day of Action Against Police Brutality.

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Newark Beth Israel’s Beth Greenhouse Marks 10 Years, 50,000 Pounds Of Fresh Produce

The hospital's hydroponic greenhouse has supplied 50,000 pounds of fresh produce while promoting nutrition, wellness and access to healthy food.

McIver Requests Full Hearing Of Delaney Hall Case, Extending Appeal
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.

NJ Public School Cellphone Ban Raises Concerns and Positive Results
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.

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.

Big Four Airline Lobbyist Told Congress Deregulation Lifts Workers. At Newark, United Is Proving Otherwise.
Post-Detention Deaths To Go Untracked In ‘Common Sense’ ICE Move