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Camden County’s $400 Million Initiative Aims To Reduce Flooding And Clean-up Waterways
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A week of hazardous air pushed the city’s asthma rates and pollution into view, and community advocates say Newark needs a real plan before the next smoke event arrives.
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Founder Briana Ortiz is using block parties, grants and a "third space" for creatives to keep Black and brown Jersey City connected amid rapid change.
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New Jersey Urban News Welcomes Sydney Salomon as Our New Community Impact Reporter
New Jersey Urban News welcomes Sydney Salomon as its new Community Impact Reporter through Report for America, expanding coverage of issues impacting Black and Brown communities across New Jersey.
Bronx Teen’s Award-Winning Film On Incarceration And Redemption Heads To Newark
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Camden County’s $400 Million Initiative Aims To Reduce Flooding And Clean-up Waterways
A referendum on the November ballot will ask voters to increase the county’s open space tax to fund infrastructure improvements.
A Question About Water Filters Sparked A Newark Movement
After officials told him not to worry, Anthony Diaz co-founded the Newark Water Coalition — now a food, water and housing lifeline for the city.
In Newark, Wildfire Smoke Piled Onto An Air Pollution Problem Decades In The Making
A week of hazardous air pushed the city’s asthma rates and pollution into view, and community advocates say Newark needs a real plan before the next smoke event arrives.
How One Jersey City Gallery Is Keeping Community Alive Amid Gentrification
Founder Briana Ortiz is using block parties, grants and a "third space" for creatives to keep Black and brown Jersey City connected amid rapid change.
Cowboys Safety Alijah Clark Brings Mental Health Message Home To Camden
The Camden native's youth was marked by loss. Now he's using his NFL platform to make sure other young athletes don't suffer in silence.
New Jersey Urban News Welcomes Sydney Salomon as Our New Community Impact Reporter
New Jersey Urban News welcomes Sydney Salomon as its new Community Impact Reporter through Report for America, expanding coverage of issues impacting Black and Brown communities across New Jersey.
Bronx Teen’s Award-Winning Film On Incarceration And Redemption Heads To Newark
The Newark Independent Film Festival will show "Tyrone," Shavoy Alcock's documentary about his mentor's journey from Rikers Island to a career in art.
Maternal Health Services Take Shape In Trenton, Once A Birthing Desert
State agency hosts transportation program, doula training; clinical services to follow