Farmworkers form the backbone of NJ’s $1B agriculture industry but climate change is putting their health at risk

‘Housing is the most powerful driver of segregation, especially when we have a state that assigns schools based on municipal lines’

Some were forced to stay in unlivable homes for over a year after Tropical Storm Ida

Advocates, labor leaders pushing NJ to require companies to form health and safety committees in their workplaces

Less than $1.5M had been 'committed' to 117 employers and $86,000 paid out in bonuses to 172 employees hired through May 23

About 20% of applicants have received checks. Thousands more are awaiting approval

Department of Corrections and NJ Transit have lowest vaccination rates

‘And there is no way of understanding the economic, as well as the emotionally traumatic impact that that's going to have…’

There is a moratorium on evictions during the pandemic, but landlords have continued to file cases. Housing advocates fear a surge of evictions when the ...

Capacity on public transport is capped at 50%, but that order does not apply to private vehicles provided by temp firms