
The museum's opening coincides with the start of Black History Month

The museum's opening coincides with the start of Black History Month
NJ Spotlight NewsCouncil documents how NJ actively profited from enslavement, was last state in country to abolish slavery in 1866

'Voting Power Experience' highlights significant events in the Civil Rights Movement

Dr. Martin Luther King was assassinated April 4, 1968. People's Organization for Progress Chair Larry Hamm reflects on the anniversary and the current climate for ...

NJ Transit in damage control mode for a second day after a second derailment. And a carload of frustration from riders. More April showers threaten ...

A Stockton University professor and group of graduate students curated "A Time for Change: Civil Rights in South Jersey." The exhibit takes a look at ...

A civil rights icon generates a tweetstorm from Trump. Might some New Jersey representatives boycott the inauguration in solidarity? Police say they're finding their jobs ...

New Jersey's version of the nationwide effort to raise the minimum wage is sitting on Gov. Christie's desk waiting to be signed.

With hundreds of road projects on hold and hundreds of workers idled, Democratic lawmakers call on leadership to break the impasse over the Transportation Trust ...

Productivity in a pill? Not so say drug free advocacy groups. Transforming cool senior projects to start-ups -- the next generation of innovators. And coops ...

Author and scholar Junius Williams speaks about the similarities and differences between the Baltimore riots today and the Newark riots of 1967 and where the ...

Unsalted roads turn into treacherous ice rinks. Lawmakers debate the right to die. How does the Pope's "compassion for the poor" translate here? And Dr. ...

In remembrance of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the Asbury Park community held a march to build better relationships between residents and law enforcement.

A Port Authority controversy prompts a resignation from somebody who’s close to Gov. Christie. Rutgers is spending almost $100,000 for each athlete. And New Jersey ...

New Jersey officials weighed in on the life of South Africa's first black president, Nelson Mandela.

The big score! Not football. Shopping is today's competitive sport. New Jersey's food kitchens are really cooking today. Senator Robert Menendez on the critical need ...

Rachel Fisher and Rachel Pasternak made the film Joachim Prinz: I Shall Not Be Silent about how strongly Rabbi Prinz felt about the Civil Rights ...