Mayor of NJ’s largest city details successes achieved through collaboration

On Thursday, we host the fifth in a series of talks tied to The Change Project, an NJ Spotlight News multimedia series

Many students face hunger, other impediments to learning

Some towns have already adopted ordinances to allow ADUs

Review urges tackling long-standing gaps that worsened the crisis for people of color

Examining NJ's social and economic challenges, focusing on promising actions that have led to positive change

Living conditions at Stanley Holmes Village have been the subject of complaints, litigation

Experts say much depends on interest rates

The measure would effectively abolish the Council on Affordable Housing

Public housing residents say little done to address poor living conditions

A lawsuit filed a year ago prompted some repairs

Coalition will work to connect homeless people to resources

Segregated schools are born from segregated communities

New analysis of census data reveals renters with children twice as likely to be evicted than those without. Racial disparities also rampant

Interview: Nick Graetz, Eviction Lab research associate

Baraka among politicians, community leaders discussing ways to break down barriers

Interview: Donald Whitehead, executive director of the National Coalition for the Homeless

Colleagues, advocates work to engage new Black, people of color as candidates

City inspection found dangerous conditions