
Interview: Mary Coogan, president and CEO, Kids Count New Jersey

Interview: Mary Coogan, president and CEO, Kids Count New Jersey

Interview with Meredith Blount, executive director of National Alliance on Mental Illness of New Jersey

Newarkâs young men of color face major challenges in education, health and safety.

The latest Kids Count report found more New Jersey children are covered by health insurance and fewer are living in poverty. But almost a third ...

Did Gov. Christie know before the George Washington Bridge scandal that his office was improperly mixing politics and governance? Would legalizing pot generate enough money ...

Christie talks foreign policy in Washington. The teachers union breaks off talks on pension reform. Volunteer troops sweep Trenton clean. And another brand of spring ...

Advocates for Children of New Jersey released data that shows 17 percent of children live in poverty and a disproportionate amount of blacks and Hispanics ...

"Unconstitutional policing." The Justice Department says Newark police need a federal monitor. Tunnel gate: was Jersey City's mayor plotting his own traffic tie-up? And The ...

According to the Kids Count Data Book, New Jersey ranked eighth in child well-being, down from last year's rank of five.

Cecilia Zalkind, Advocates for Children of New Jersey executive director, says many children in Newark live in poverty and officials should address issues to reduce ...