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Jersey café asks its customers to pay for meals as gifts for people in need

A CAFÉ is encouraging Islanders to gift food or drink to a person in need through a “pay it forward” scheme.Cheyenne O’Connor of the Butterfly Café, […]

JEP relaunches campaign to help struggling Islanders

THE JEP is relaunching a community campaign to help support Islanders in need and combat loneliness amid the cost-of-living crisis.As part of the Jersey Together initiative, […]

Jersey City Council votes down $4.2M mental health crisis interventionists contract

The Jersey City Council rejected a $4.2M contract for crisis interventionists for 911 behavioral health call services due to various concerns.

With religious group's help, many Hudson County inmates can have better second-chances prospects | Faith Matters

Hudson County is the first county in New Jersey to allow its correctional center to help inmates rectify fees, fines, violations and warrants while incarcerated.

Jersey City Ward F Councilman Gilmore, JC Together organizer, appear on mass incarceration panel

New Jersey Together urges Acting N.J. AG Bruck to enforce Fair Chance in Housing Act

NJ Together held a press conference asking Acting New Jersey Attorney General Christopher Bruck to enforce the Fair Chance in Housing Act.

NJ told to restore $173M aid to poor districts or lose federal funds

NJ must reinstate $173 million in aid to the state's poorest K-12 school districts to stay compliant with American Rescue Plan requirements.

NJ schools cut state aid returned to maintain COVID relief eligibility

Trenton ordered to return aid to remain eligible for COVID relief worth billions.

NJ told to restore $173M aid to poor districts or lose federal funds

NJ must reinstate $173 million in aid to the state's poorest K-12 school districts to stay compliant with American Rescue Plan COVID relief funds.

NJ told to restore $173M aid to poor districts or lose federal funds

NJ must reinstate $173 million in aid to the state's poorest K-12 school districts to stay compliant with American Rescue Plan requirements.