State Treasurer Grilled by Assembly Budget Committee over NJN’s Future

RAW FOOTAGE: Assemblywoman Nellie Pou was persistent in her questioning of State Treasurer Andrew Sidamon-Eristoff about the future of NJN Public Television and Radio during his testimony before the Budget and Appropriations Committee.

Mayor Redd Expected to Announce Update of Camden’s Abandoned Property List

By Kate Megargee

Cramer Hill community leaders, residents and children from St. Anthony of Padua school joined Mayor Dana Redd as she added 59 properties to the city’s abandoned properties list. 

Dalai Lama to Speak at the Newark Peace Education Summit

By Desiree Taylor

The Dalai Lama told a room full of press from around the world that a happy life is what everyone wants and that starts from within. 

Democrats Call on Legislature & Governor to Stop Cuts to NJ FamilyCare

By Jerry Henry

New Jersey FamilyCare provides health care for more than 900,000 low income residents, including more than 600,000 children. 

High School Students Fascinated by Nurse Job Shadowing

By Sara Lee Kessler

Would-be nurses, 11^th graders from Pemberton Township High School’s Future Nurses Club, are fascinated by what they see while participating in Deborah Hospital’s annual job shadowing program. 

Governor Selects New Jersey’s First Secretary of Higher Education

By Briana Vannozzi

Governor Christie used the Golden Door Charter School in Jersey City as the backdrop to announce Rochelle Hendricks as New Jersey’s first Secretary of Higher Education.