McIver faces setback in Delaney Hall criminal case
Judge declines to dismiss two charges filed after McIver and other representatives visited ICE detention site in Newark.
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How Growing Up Digitally Shaped This NJ Textile Artist
New Jersey native Qualesha Wood debuts her solo show "code eden" at Rowan University Art Gallery, blending textile art and digital culture.
Obama Campaigns for Sherill as Governor’s Race Tightens
Former President Barack Obama rallies for Mikie Sherill in final hours of New Jersey's tight gubernatorial race, warning of threats to democracy and economic concentration.
Newark Native Susan Stamberg Has Died at 87
Stamberg was the first U.S. woman to anchor a nightly news program.
Audible Unveils The Pillars Retail Hub In Newark
Audible and Newark opened The Pillars, a new 15,000-sq-ft retail hub boosting small businesses and community life near Harriet Tubman Square.
Newark Police Consent Decree Nears Its End: What Does This Mean For City Residents?
Newark residents voice frustration as trust in police remains fragile nearly 10 years into federal consent decree reforms.
United Celebrates Summer Turnaround At Newark Airport
United Airlines highlighted Newark Airport upgrades with better performance, job growth, sustainability, and expanded international service.
Hip Hop Unites Newark: 24 Hours Of Peace Returns September 5–6
Newark’s 24 Hours of Peace returns Sept. 5–6 with hip hop, unity, and a 24-hour block party promoting nonviolence.
More Than Cookies And Patches: Girl Scouts’ CreateHer Summer Inspires Newark Families
Girl Scouts’ “CreateHer Summer” offers free creative & wellness activities for Newark girls, promoting confidence, diversity, and community.
Newark’s Annual Latin Festival Combines Celebration And Domestic Violence Prevention Efforts
Newark’s Latin Festival returns August 17 with music, food, family activities, and resources focused on domestic violence prevention.
How Growing Up Digitally Shaped This NJ Textile Artist
New Jersey native Qualesha Wood debuts her solo show "code eden" at Rowan University Art Gallery, blending textile art and digital culture.
Obama Campaigns for Sherill as Governor’s Race Tightens
Former President Barack Obama rallies for Mikie Sherill in final hours of New Jersey's tight gubernatorial race, warning of threats to democracy and economic concentration.
Newark Native Susan Stamberg Has Died at 87
Stamberg was the first U.S. woman to anchor a nightly news program.
Audible Unveils The Pillars Retail Hub In Newark
Audible and Newark opened The Pillars, a new 15,000-sq-ft retail hub boosting small businesses and community life near Harriet Tubman Square.
Newark Police Consent Decree Nears Its End: What Does This Mean For City Residents?
Newark residents voice frustration as trust in police remains fragile nearly 10 years into federal consent decree reforms.
United Celebrates Summer Turnaround At Newark Airport
United Airlines highlighted Newark Airport upgrades with better performance, job growth, sustainability, and expanded international service.
Hip Hop Unites Newark: 24 Hours Of Peace Returns September 5–6
Newark’s 24 Hours of Peace returns Sept. 5–6 with hip hop, unity, and a 24-hour block party promoting nonviolence.
More Than Cookies And Patches: Girl Scouts’ CreateHer Summer Inspires Newark Families
Girl Scouts’ “CreateHer Summer” offers free creative & wellness activities for Newark girls, promoting confidence, diversity, and community.
Newark’s Annual Latin Festival Combines Celebration And Domestic Violence Prevention Efforts
Newark’s Latin Festival returns August 17 with music, food, family activities, and resources focused on domestic violence prevention.