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NJ Isn’t Turning Red: It Already Is

New Jersey looks blue, but its politics run red. This Camden Front and Center column explains why and how.

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Former Paterson Councilman Anthony Davis reflects on redemption in his new book, "There Is Life After Politics, Divorce, and Prison."

Newark Native Susan Stamberg Has Died at 87

Stamberg was the first U.S. woman to anchor a nightly news program.

Plainfield’s Queen City Film Festival Showcases Diverse Voices In Global Cinema

Plainfield’s 2025 Queen City Film Festival showcases global films and celebrates underrepresented filmmakers.

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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.

Kean Stage Welcomes Soweto Gospel Choir To Kean University On October 5

Experience the multi-Grammy® and Emmy Award®-winning Soweto Gospel Choir live at Kean Stage in Union, NJ, on October 5th.

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.

Neo-Colonialism In Camden City Politics

Camden’s economic summit highlighted business and political power, but residents say their voices and concerns were left out.