Interview: Richard Uniacke, president of Bridges Outreach

Latest count shows nearly 14,000 people, disproportionate number of Black residents

And what are the numbers for each county? This map tells the story

Essex County holds Project Homeless Connect in conjunction with NJ Counts

The NJ Counts 2019 survey is designed to better understand and serve New Jersey’s homeless population.

The leading causes of homelessness continues to be eviction and job loss, but other drivers include mental health issues, substance abuse and chronic health conditions.

With just three days left to finalize the state budget or face a government shutdown, it's crunch time in the Capitol. Lawmakers added funding for ...