
Leaders say the converted warehouse will concentrate on techniques for the city and other police departments

Leaders say the converted warehouse will concentrate on techniques for the city and other police departments
(NJ Spotlight News)Interview: Nusret Sahin, assistant professor of criminal justice at Stockton University
NJ Spotlight NewsPreliminary data shows 2023 crime down compared to 2022
(AP Photo/Julio Cortez)Advocates say recent trends bring more evidence of need for further changes in policing

The police force was dismantled a decade ago, then remade

Advocates repeat calls for police reforms, decry silence of elected officials
(AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast)‘Thoughts and prayers’ of top officials are not the same as meaningful criminal justice reform, advocates argue
(AP Photo/John Minchillo)Pilot program aimed at minimizing police use of force on people in mental health crises continues to expand, shows promise

The order creates national standards for training and requires federal agencies to update use-of-force policies

Events in Newark and Jersey City were part of National Night Out

The museum will also be headquarters for the Office of Violence Prevention and Trauma Recovery

Grewal speaks on his biggest accomplishments and what's next for him working for the US Securities and Exchange Commission
NJ Spotlight NewsThe disclosures, required within two months, will cover serious discipline in second half of 2020

Peter Harvey says officers should be required to hold a license for policing

Activists for years have been pushing policing reform measures, many of which remain stalled

Plus: Discussing statehood for Puerto Rico and NJ’s environmental issues

There are currently bipartisan talks in Washington to pass police reform legislation.

The case against Derek Chauvin, the ex-Minneapolis police officer who is accused of killing George Floyd, heads to the jury for deliberations. But the recent ...

Attorney General Gurbir Grewal's mandate to publicize the identities of police officers with "major discipline" has sparked debate and a lawsuit. Lawyers from police unions ...

By end of next year, all 38,000 officers in New Jersey will have to complete a two-day de-escalation training.