Steve Strunsky

Township council members unanimously opposed the plans that could turn the vacant building into the state's third immigrant detention facility.

Despite a pair of recent double murders, officials say data-driven, technology-assisted policing teamed with trauma recovery and violence prevention work continue to make the city safer

An interfaith gathering at Delaney Hall following the death of detainee Jean Wilson Brutus called for dignity and justice for immigrants.

This vacant expanse on South Orange Avenue was once the site of the Pabst brewery in Newark. A developer wants to build 329 apartments on the site, all reserved for low-income tenants, including 108 for seniors.

The city council president said it's intended to combat the city's high asthma rates, and may be the first local law of its kind in New Jersey.

A 300,000-square-foot facility that would be leased by Lionsgate is now projected to open in 2027, with Newark residents to get 70% of support jobs.

The St. Louis-based company announced Thursday that the facility, which produces Budweiser, Bud Light and other core brands, will end operations at its second-oldest U.S. brewery.

Residents of Newark's Ironbound section filed a lawsuit to block the $800M, 1,400-unit Iberia II project, arguing they were not permitted to cross-examine expert witnesses.

He fought to end racial profiling by police and to boost funding for urban schools as pastor of the St. Matthew AME Church in Orange and president of the Black Ministers Council of New Jersey.

Parents who attended a Nov. 15 meeting said the board president told them the school would try to raise $1 million though house parties.