New volunteers complete training in March
The location in Newark marks a major expansion of the state’s behavioral health infrastructure
Integrity House is bracing for potential federal cuts to Medicaid – and looking to the Sherrill administration for help.
The New Jersey Hispanic Research and Information Center is located at the Newark Public Library.
Two missing person cases were reported in one day in Newark, including a case involving a teen girl.
Newark has been seeing a moviemaking renaissance in recent years. More filming will take place this week.
“When state taxpayers outside of Newark pay for 83 percent of the school’s budget, they expect a certain level of accountability.”
Police are asking for the public’s help finding a missing woman in North Jersey, authorities said Monday.
The victim was delivering packages when someone tried to steal his car. He tried to stop them, but was killed in the process, police say.
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Children’s exposure to conventional tobacco products has dropped by 43% while e-cigarette poisonings have reached record highs, according to
Newark City Hall will be closed on Good Friday. Here’s what else to know for the holiday.
New Jersey is filled with humor, inspiration and kindness. Here are seven stories to make you smile from Essex County.
Guides with Have You Met Newark Tours will show attendees around the “beautiful, blossom-rich area of the park.”
A popular springtime extravaganza is back in North Jersey, which is home to the largest cherry blossom tree collection in the nation.
The Malcolm X Shabazz High School Robotics Team has made history.
Rutgers School of Nursing is one of the largest nursing education programs in New Jersey.
Prosecutors accused the North Jersey motorist of “driving at a high rate of speed” prior to the crash.
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Mayor Ras Baraka spoke about public safety, education, water infrastructure, economic development and housing, among other issues.
Greater Newark Conservancy Advances 30-Year Transformation of Historic Site into Community Education Hub
The Jewish Labor Committee has organized “Labor Seders” in New Jersey and elsewhere across the country since 2000.
Students had the opportunity to speak with successful professionals, including a recording artist, a police detective and an attorney.
Anniversary celebration honors 1956 establishment of new school and nation’s first graduate program in psychiatric-mental health nursing
The injured pedestrian remains hospitalized in critical condition, authorities say.
Two men with knives allegedly approached a couple and tried to go through their pockets. Here’s what happened next, authorities say.
A total of 357 jobs may be cut at these companies with a footprint in Newark, according to a state database.
The New Jersey Department of Transportation will be making railroad crossing repairs in Newark from March 31 to April 2.
Police were searching for an Essex County woman who had been missing for more than three weeks.
Organizers said that 1,000 free boxes of fruits, vegetables and chicken will be available on a first come, first serve basis in Newark.
There’s a solution to New Jersey’s $3 billion budget gap, activists say: hike taxes on the state’s wealthiest businesses and residents.
Part of Rabbi Earl Grollman Grief Education Series
Demands included an end to the Iran war and the abolition of ICE. Other slogans included “Tax The Rich” and “Health Care For All.”
Alberto Coutinho was a "giant" in the Portuguese community and was known for helping others, a mourner said.
Mayor Tony Vauss is facing a challenge from Paul Inman. Three at-large seats on the town council are also up for election.
New Jersey provides 82.7 percent of the district’s general funds through state aid. Newark is in line to receive $1.38 billion.
Footage of the smoke has been circulating online, with several people sharing video clips and photos.
Administrators say the new school would help alleviate chronic overcrowding in the neighborhood, which will soon see a new skyscraper.