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Downtown Trenton Curfew Raises Equity Concerns
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Whitney Houston Birthday Tribute To Feature NJ’s Raena White
Raena White returns to Joe’s Pub August 9th with "Dear Whitney", a soulful tribute show honoring the legacy of Whitney Houston.
Fixing The Literacy Crisis One Tutoring Session At A Time
Reading Partners in Newark tackles the literacy crisis by recruiting volunteers to help 4,500 students improve reading skills and close gaps.
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Newark issues Code Red alert as temps top 100°F. Cooling centers, shelters, and pools open citywide to protect residents from dangerous heat.
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NJ Supreme Court Affirms AG’s Oversight Of Paterson Police
The NJ Supreme Court upheld the state’s takeover of Paterson Police, following Najee Seabrooks’ death and calls for greater accountability.
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Downtown Trenton Curfew Raises Equity Concerns
Trenton’s new East State Street curfew draws concern over impact on Black youth, public safety, and small businesses.
Family Book Night Returns To Newark On August 6 At Ivy Hill Park
Newark’s “Reading Under the Stars” on August 6th features live readings, free books, a movie, and family activities.
Whitney Houston Birthday Tribute To Feature NJ’s Raena White
Raena White returns to Joe’s Pub August 9th with "Dear Whitney", a soulful tribute show honoring the legacy of Whitney Houston.
Fixing The Literacy Crisis One Tutoring Session At A Time
Reading Partners in Newark tackles the literacy crisis by recruiting volunteers to help 4,500 students improve reading skills and close gaps.
Newark’s Code Red Heat Warning Continues As Temperatures Soar
Newark issues Code Red alert as temps top 100°F. Cooling centers, shelters, and pools open citywide to protect residents from dangerous heat.
Steven McCoy: Making Headway As The First Black DeafBlind Journalist
Steven McCoy, the first Black DeafBlind journalist, empowers disabled voices through storytelling, advocacy, and his nonprofit Spoken Heroes.
New Jersey Highlights Environmental Stakes Of 2025 Gubernatorial Election
NJ advocates push for bold climate action at Newark event ahead of 2025 governor’s race, highlighting clean energy and environmental justice.
NJ Supreme Court Affirms AG’s Oversight Of Paterson Police
The NJ Supreme Court upheld the state’s takeover of Paterson Police, following Najee Seabrooks’ death and calls for greater accountability.
The Untold Story Of Paterson’s Basketball Icon And NBA Draft Pick Tony Murphy, Sr.
From Paterson, NJ, to NCAA basketball history, Tony Murphy, Sr led the nation in scoring and continues to inspire youth through mentorship.