Karen Yi

The city's schools, on average, are 95 years old.

Daily COVID-19 cases in New Jersey have doubled over the past month — an early sign the state could be heading into a long-predicted second wave of the pandemic.

Eviction filings in New Jersey continue stacking up, despite the state's ongoing moratorium on anyone getting locked out of their home.

Newark's Ironbound neighborhood is four square miles but is saturated with industrial facilities and toxic sites. 

The pandemic opened new pockets of funding for districts to purchase much-needed technology, but some families are struggling to stay connected. 

Attendees raise $5 million for the president's re-election campaign, and then learn they have been exposed to the virus.

The call comes after President Trump announced that he and first lady Melania both tested positive for COVID-19.

Schools in New Jersey are well into the new academic year with many students continuing their classes remotely.

New Jersey lawmakers will vote on a bill on Thursday to increase staffing at the state's nursing homes. 

Newark officials said 15,000 lead service lines have been replaced over the past year.

Another 5,000 eviction filings were made in New Jersey's courts last month. 

Make the Road New Jersey is pressing Gov. Murphy to help families who are ineligible for state unemployment or federal benefits because of their immigration status.

It's a most unusual school year for New Jersey students. 

It was a different kind of first day back for students across New Jersey. 

A federal judge heard oral arguments on Thursday after lawyers sued over Newark's immigration court's decision to hold hearings in person. 

Of 800 submitted plans, the state has cleared a majority to reopen with a "hybird" model combing in-person and remote instruction. 

The cities — the two largest in New Jersey — rely the most on an accurate tally.

A new law signed by New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy will allow thousands of immigrants — regardless of their legal status — to obtain their professional licenses. 

LBGTQ activists are rallying around the death of a Black transgender woman in Newark to highlight the violence many trans women face.

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka is taking his fight for civilian oversight of the city's police department to Trenton.