Counties Try New Solution to Mosquito Problem

By Ed Rodgers 

New Jersey is expecting a bumper mosquito crop this summer because of all the rainfall we’ve had over the past few weeks. 

Questions Surround Death of Irvington Child

By Desiree Taylor

Neighbors expressed sadness and outrage over the death of 8-year-old Christiana Glenn who was found dead on Sunday in an apartment she shared with her mother and two other siblings. 

Q and A With Child Welfare Advocate

By Jim Hooker

Cecilia Zalkind, Executive Director of Advocates for Children of New Jersey, discusses the latest child welfare tragedies in New Jersey.

CWA Holds Rallies as Union Resumes Bargaining on New Contract

By Briana Vannozzi

Members of the CWA held statewide protests against what they call Governor Christie’s refusal to collectively bargain health benefit contracts. 

Abused Child Asked Police to Take Her Away

By Jerry Henry

 When Trenton police officers came to arrest 33-year-old Pelsie Nichols, who wasn’t home at the time, they say the condition in the house prompted them to alert DYFS. 

Left Out in the Cold By School Funding Decision

By Marie DeNoia Aronsohn

Almost immediately after the New Jersey Supreme Court issued its ruling, ordering more funding for high-poverty schools, speculation flared about tensions between the so-called Abbott and suburban districts.