(AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana, File)Services offered by community groups are limited by lack of sustainable funding, advocates say
(AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana, File)Services offered by community groups are limited by lack of sustainable funding, advocates say

Racquel Romans-Henry of Salvation and Social Justice on the importance of Black church leaders in promoting election participation
(Genesis Obando/NJ Spotlight News)'Guns Down, Gloves Up' arming kids in Trenton against street violence
(NJ Spotlight News)Bill would give groups a stable funding source but NJ lawmakers are on summer break

Interview: Timothy McGoughran, president of the New Jersey State Bar Association

Plus, the political, social and economic progress of NJ’s Black community
(AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis)Murphy names members of authority that will oversee the center in Trenton

Way is one of the longest-serving cabinet members in Murphy administration
(Screengrab from video; OAG)The footage shows what happened in the hours between the first calls for help and when Najeee Seabrooks was shot
(NJ Spotlight News)Recent police-involved shootings fuel outrage, prompt calls for mental health professionals to ride along with police in specific cases

Rev. Charles Boyer discusses the Tyre Nichols case. Plus, we hear from New Jersey City University's interim president

A study found NJ’s schools are some of the most segregated in the country

Racquel Romans Henry of Salvation and Social Justice says fight for justice continues

Some advocates say systemic issues can prevent NJ residents, especially in Black and Brown communities, from exercising their right to vote

After a down-to-the-wire deal, New Jersey is 13th state in the nation to legalize the drug

Since the killing of George Floyd on Memorial Day in Minneapolis, protests have taken place across the country, many of them in suburban towns, with ...

Salvation and Social Justice, other advocates and families staged a funeral around the Trenton War Memorial where the governor holds daily coronavirus briefings. They accuse ...

Advocates and lawmakers want the state to study the impact and legacy of slavery in New Jersey and take action in the lame-duck session.

The state attorney general has launched a separate series of listening sessions across New Jersey and directed police departments to release, upon formal requests, body ...