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Sheila Oliver’s Official Portrait Unveiled At New Jersey State House Honoring Historic Legacy
NJ honors the late Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver with an official portrait, celebrating her legacy in politics & advocacy for communities of color.
New Jersey Advocates Demand Climate Action At Hoboken Strike
NJ lawmakers face pressure to pass the Climate Superfund Act, holding polluters accountable as climate impacts worsen statewide.
Organ Donation Urgency Grows In New Jersey’s Communities Of Color
Thousands in NJ await organ transplants, with communities of color most impacted. Advocates push awareness during Minority Donor Month.
Wake-Up Call: How Democrats Can Use August Recess To Save Their Brand
Democrats face a historic low favorability, but the August recess offers a chance to rebuild trust and focus on working families.
New Jersey Schools See K-12 Funds Reversed, Yet Uncertainty Lingers
Legal action restored $158 million in New Jersey K-12 funds, protecting schools and vital programs amid ongoing funding challenges.
SNAP Benefits Don’t Cover A Basic Meal Anywhere In NJ
SNAP benefits fall short in all NJ counties, with modest meals costing more than aid provides as cuts and work rules threaten access.
Passaic City Council Advances 3% Rent Increase Cap And Stronger Tenant Protections
Passaic backs 3% rent cap, ending vacancy decontrol after tenant-led push for stronger housing protections.
Booker And Kim Split On Vote To Block Arms Sale To Israel As Gaza Famine Worsens
Senate Democrats split on blocking Israel arms sale as Gaza nears famine; NJ's Cory Booker and Andy Kim vote on opposing sides.
Marine Veterans Get Refurbished Cars Through Recycled Rides Program
Two Marine veterans in NJ received cars through NABC Recycled Rides, helping them rebuild lives and return to school.
Sheila Oliver’s Official Portrait Unveiled At New Jersey State House Honoring Historic Legacy
NJ honors the late Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver with an official portrait, celebrating her legacy in politics & advocacy for communities of color.
New Jersey Advocates Demand Climate Action At Hoboken Strike
NJ lawmakers face pressure to pass the Climate Superfund Act, holding polluters accountable as climate impacts worsen statewide.
Organ Donation Urgency Grows In New Jersey’s Communities Of Color
Thousands in NJ await organ transplants, with communities of color most impacted. Advocates push awareness during Minority Donor Month.
Wake-Up Call: How Democrats Can Use August Recess To Save Their Brand
Democrats face a historic low favorability, but the August recess offers a chance to rebuild trust and focus on working families.
New Jersey Schools See K-12 Funds Reversed, Yet Uncertainty Lingers
Legal action restored $158 million in New Jersey K-12 funds, protecting schools and vital programs amid ongoing funding challenges.
SNAP Benefits Don’t Cover A Basic Meal Anywhere In NJ
SNAP benefits fall short in all NJ counties, with modest meals costing more than aid provides as cuts and work rules threaten access.
Passaic City Council Advances 3% Rent Increase Cap And Stronger Tenant Protections
Passaic backs 3% rent cap, ending vacancy decontrol after tenant-led push for stronger housing protections.
Booker And Kim Split On Vote To Block Arms Sale To Israel As Gaza Famine Worsens
Senate Democrats split on blocking Israel arms sale as Gaza nears famine; NJ's Cory Booker and Andy Kim vote on opposing sides.
Marine Veterans Get Refurbished Cars Through Recycled Rides Program
Two Marine veterans in NJ received cars through NABC Recycled Rides, helping them rebuild lives and return to school.