NJ Advance Media political reporter died of natural causes Thursday

NJ Spotlight News is the news desk of New Jersey’s PBS station

‘What matters isn't the delivery method but the quality and accessibility of local journalism’

‘It’s the amplification and personalization of disinformation that can make it especially dangerous’

Philadelphia Inquirer reporter Catherine Dunn joins Michael Hill to discuss her story about George Norcross' land deal along the Camden Waterfront.

For employees victimized by their bosses and silenced by their NDAs, there's a fight to end the practice, called Lift Our Voices.

Law enforcement responses to the crack and opioid-heroin epidemics are at the center of a new report from USA TODAY.

During his five years as mayor of New Jersey’s largest city, Ras Baraka has often sparred with the press, and Newark’s ongoing crisis over lead ...

Stile spoke with Chief Political Correspondent Michael Aron about how Trump-like political tactics could earn Murphy some political wins.

Gov. Murphy recently signed a bill allocating $5 million in state funds for grants to improve information access for communities across the state.

The Monmouth University poll shows that 77 percent of people surveyed believe the main stream media disseminates 'fake news' at least occasionally, and 42 percent ...

Ideas can spread incredibly quickly with social networks, but that also means misinformation can make the rounds, which happened often leading up to Tuesday's election.

NJ Spotlight put a day-long event on policies to improve New Jersey’s cities and got ideas from former governors, current mayors and dozens of advocates ...

Frontline teamed up with New Yorker Contributor Jelani Cobb and followed Newark's Police Department for a year to show the challenges it faced in a ...

Students involved in PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs visited the new Agnes Varis NJTV Studio to learn about how NJTV News is produced.

As social media takes an increasingly important role in daily life, colleges and universities are responding by teaching courses on the subject.

While many people kept home by the winter storm kept their electricity, Facebook and Instagram went down.

Ella Watson-Stryker is honored for work with Doctors without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières’ emergency team in West Africa.

The Center for Cooperative Media recently held a seminar entitled "Take a Deep Dive into Politics" for New Jersey investigative and political reporters to learn ...

With images of confrontations between police and community members coming out of Ferguson, Missouri, some are questioning the coverage of events in the media.