Report Finds Most Black And Latino Students Attend Underfunded Schools In NJ
A new report says most Black and Latino students in New Jersey attend underfunded schools and calls for major funding reforms.
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NJ defends assault-weapons ban in federal appeals court
A federal appeals court upheld NJ’s strict gun law, allowing the state to keep firearms banned in schools, parks, and other public spaces.
Trenton’s Environmental Solutions Put Spotlight On Governor’s Race
Local leaders and advocates gathered in Trenton to showcase the city’s efforts to create healthy, energy-efficient communities as the gubernatorial race nears its end.
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.
NJ Cooling Centers Struggle To Reach Vulnerable Residents Amid Extreme Heat
NJ cities open cooling centers as heat soars, but gaps remain for vulnerable residents despite new state action plans and urban heat island risks.
NJ defends assault-weapons ban in federal appeals court
A federal appeals court upheld NJ’s strict gun law, allowing the state to keep firearms banned in schools, parks, and other public spaces.
Trenton’s Environmental Solutions Put Spotlight On Governor’s Race
Local leaders and advocates gathered in Trenton to showcase the city’s efforts to create healthy, energy-efficient communities as the gubernatorial race nears its end.
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.
NJ Cooling Centers Struggle To Reach Vulnerable Residents Amid Extreme Heat
NJ cities open cooling centers as heat soars, but gaps remain for vulnerable residents despite new state action plans and urban heat island risks.
