Car Rams Into Anti-ICE Protester Outside Delaney Hall In Newark [VIDEO]

The woman can be seen waving an upside-down U.S. flag outside the prison gate. Moments later, a car hits her from behind.

Rutgers School of Nursing and Caregility Partner to Prepare Future Nurses to Provide Virtual Care

The new collaboration, the first in New Jersey, aims to fill a training gap

Hit-And-Run Kills 2 Pedestrians In Newark Crosswalk, Cops Arrest Suspect (UPDATED)

A car hit two women while they were in a crosswalk and fled the scene, authorities said.

NJ Sells Stake In Prison Company That Runs Delaney Hall: Report

New Jersey’s public worker pension fund remains invested in another company that does business with ICE, a report says.

Gunfire Reported At Park In Newark, No Victims Found: Police

The Essex County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the incident, Newark police said.

Summer Youth Program At Essex County College Includes Education, Free Meals

The Summer Youth Program is open to students in grades 1–8 and includes activities in STEAM, literacy, math, coding and the arts.

Around Newark: Voters Worry + Bears Wander + ICE Encounter + Trader Joe’s

Check out some of our top stories this week in Newark and Essex County.

New Work by Rev. Bolívar Flores Establishes a New Standard for Governance and Nonprofit Finance

Rev. Bolívar Flores releases a groundbreaking guide on nonprofit governance, finance, leadership, and sustainable organizational growth.

Good News In Essex County: Football + Knitting + Patriots + Cheerios

New Jersey is filled with humor, inspiration and kindness. Here are seven stories to make you smile from Essex County.

'UFC You Later,' Newark Protesters Tell Trump After White House Cage Matches

President Trump was cheered at a “patriotic” birthday spectacle – and booed by these NJ demonstrators. Here’s why they hit the streets.

CFBNJ Hosts First-Ever Meal On a Mission: A Chef's Tableside Experience, Raising $200,000 to Fight Hunger

Community leaders, chefs, and supporters united to raise funds and awareness for hunger relief

'Citywide Youth Day' to Bring Family-Fun, Entertainment, Food to Newark

United Community Corporation and YBG Enterprise will co-host the event June 27 at West Side Park Community Center in Newark

Many NJ Voters Worry About Misinformation, New Poll Finds

Where are New Jersey voters getting their news from – and how much do they trust their sources? Here’s what a Rutgers-Eagleton poll found.

More Than Basketball: A Knicks Celebration Years in the Making

Knicks fans across New York and New Jersey celebrate a historic moment built on loyalty, pride, and generations of belief.

Pride En Blanc Returns to Newark

2nd Annual All-White Commemorative Fundraiser

In Newark, Soccer Speaks Every Language

FIFA World Cup 2026 brings global energy to a city already fluent in culture, community and the joy of the game.

Newark High School Valedictorian Earns Cosmetology License While Cracking The Books

“I always put my schoolwork first. But cosmetology is something I love to do, and now I have a foundation for my future.”

Newark Teen Scores Big Football Scholarship – And He Only Started Playing 3 Years Ago

“This is just the start,” he said. “There are greater things to do.”

NJ Civil Rights Lawyer Named Head Of Southern Poverty Law Center

Ryan Haygood will take the reins of the nationally known civil rights group as it fends off prosecution from the Trump administration.

City Hall Will Close In Newark For Juneteenth Holiday: See Other Service Changes

Most non-emergency municipal services will be suspended on June 19. Here are a few other holiday reminders for Newark residents.

Highly Anticipated Greenway In North Jersey Is Taking Shape: See Latest Updates

An abandoned railroad line is being transformed into a huge nature pathway. It will run through eight towns in Essex and Hudson counties.

Juneteenth Festival In Newark’s South Ward Will Include Music, Food, Games

The South Ward Annual Juneteenth Festival: House Music Edition will also include a “health and wellness zone.”

Community Refrigerator In Newark’s Ironbound Gets Support From NJ Devils

“It breaks my heart that our neighbors have to choose between buying vegetables for their kids or keeping a roof over their heads.”

Abandoned House Renovated In Newark’s Lincoln Park Neighborhood

“Homeownership changes outcomes – it creates stability, it builds equity.”

Housing Project For Veterans Breaks Ground In Newark

A plan is in the works to build a housing project in Newark for military veterans and their families who are facing homelessness.

Newark Charter School Expands High School Campus With More Classrooms, Cafeteria

Great Oaks Legacy Charter School marked a major milestone with the expansion of its high school campus in Newark.

Airborne Banner Above World Cup Match In NJ Advocates For Temp Workers

Organizers will be wearing soccer referee shirts and handing out “Yellow Cards” with know-your-rights information as the games continue.

Brick City Rowing Earns Return Trip to USRowing Youth Nationals

Brick City Rowing Qualifies for Second Consecutive USRowing Youth National Championships

Around Newark: ICE Clashes + Offensive Menu + World Cup + Jobs

Check out some of our top stories this week in Newark and Essex County.

Daring Feats Of ‘Valor’ From Newark Cops, Firefighters Earn Solemn Respect From Peers

A Newark police officer who died in the line of duty had a stand-in that brought the crowd to tears: his bereaved mother.

These 66 Newark ‘Teachers Of The Year’ Are Making The City Proud

VIDEO: A high school math guru is among the educators who earned “Teacher of the Year” awards for 2026.

Rutgers Professor: Here’s Why Soccer Is More Than A Game In Brazil

After Brazil faces Morocco in the FIFA World Cup competition, the results may work their way into one of Isadora Grevan’s classes.

New Wave Of Anti-ICE Clashes At NJ Prison Ends With Arrests

A Republican congressman says Gov. Sherrill “made the right call” when she brought state police to Delaney Hall. Activists argue otherwise.

Becoming A Homeowner In Newark: Workshop Will Reach Out To Section 8 Renters

The event will help families on Section 8 Housing learn how to transition from renting to homeownership.

Famed Actress, Singer Returns To Her Old High School In Newark

Tony Award-winning actress and Grammy-nominated singer Melba Moore offered some inspirational words to local students.

Newark South Ward Runoff Election Results: Council vs. Norton

A runoff election took place for a city council seat between incumbent Patrick Council and challenger Asia Norton. See results here.

Workers Worry About Jobs, Benefits As United Makes Switch At Newark Airport

The union's allegations come amid growing concerns about affordability at Newark Airport following the collapse of Spirit Airlines.

Preparing for Hurricane Season: How PSE&G helps keep New Jersey ready

How does PSE&G prepare before a hurricane?

Passenger Attacked Crew Aboard Newark Flight, Sentenced To Prison

An airline passenger grabbed a flight attendant’s breasts, shook her and threatened to kill her. Here’s what happened next, authorities say.

PSEG Says ‘Energy Efficiency’ Saves Customers $960M Per Year

A few tweaks to your home or business can pay off with a lower utility bill. Here are some programs and rebates that can help, PSEG says.