Report Says NJ Food Stamp Spending Benefits Families, Stores, Economy
A study from Montclair State University qualifies how New Jersey's investment in sustaining minimum food stamp benefit pays off for families, local stores, and the economy.
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Camden Council Backs Shutting Down Eastern Metal Recycling After Years of Fires
Following years of dangerous fires, Camden City Council voted to support shutting down Eastern Metal Recycling, but furious residents say it’s "too little, too late."
Check Out These NJ Juneteenth Celebrations This Month
New Jerseyans can celebrate Juneteenth with multiple festivals featuring food, music, and activities honoring Black culture, history and freedom.
New Jersey Joins Lawsuit Against Trump’s Federal Contractor DEI Ban
Lawsuit argues executive order's vague requirements and rushed implementation expose contractors to severe penalties without clear guidance.
Why NJ Advocates Call Car Insurance Rates Prejudiced
Advocates want New Jersey to bar car insurers from basing rates on income, education, and other things unrelated to driving. Insurers say they predict risk.
How NJ Is Racing To Prevent Human Trafficking Ahead Of World Cup
NJ leaders and human rights advocates have highlighted concerns of trafficking and exploitation risks ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The Honeymoon is Over
Gov. Sherrill's use of state police at Delaney Hall exposes the hollow promise of Blue No Matter Who liberalism
Camden’s First Female Fire Captain Hangs Up Her Gear After 22 Years
The first woman to reach captain rank in Camden's fire department retires after a career that changed the culture
