Attempts to ban books from schools and libraries slam the door on empathy, understanding and growth

Some residents want six books banned, other residents disagree

Seton Hall Law School students went to Bloomfield municipal court and say they observed eight in 10 people responding to tickets were black or Latino. ...

The addiction crisis, fueled by both opioid prescription and the prevalence of heroin galvanized professionals and community members at a comprehensive forum. Is the Bloomfield ...

The weekend is here and if you’re looking for a fun activity this weekend or during the upcoming week, here is a list of events ...

The Ferguson fallout. No Army contract, no work. Narcan. Price hike or price gouging? The antidote for stroke: video games. And that nor'easter. It's coming.

Several school districts have canceled midterms and final exams to give students more time to prepare for the new state standardized PARCC test.

New schools for Newark, but will that calm critics of state control? Rebuilding bridges. The promise and problems beneath two major spans. And bay watch. ...

Child advocacy center Wynona's House hosted the first national summit on child abuse and neglect in New Jersey.

Separated by just several miles, disparate districts differ on terms of charter debate but share concerns over future of their schools.

Convert to charter? Send students to Utah? Write to the Governor? School leaders across NJ contemplate new educational environment.