Report says 285,000-plus households didn’t have reliable access to affordable, nutritious food

Recently released data by the Food Research and Action Center shows that in 2015, only 48% of eligible New Jersey seniors participated in SNAP.

Hunger Free New Jersey Director Adele LaTourette says that’s because some students who are eligible for the program aren’t taking advantage of it.

Officials visit summer camps and other areas where children congregate during the summer to offer meals to students who get them through the government during ...

Surveillance cameras, controlled entries, shatterproof glass. Not just the stuff of hardened institutions anymore. How New Jersey's nonprofits and houses of worship are boosting security. ...