Terri Langford appears in the following:
Six Arrested in NJ brothels Ring
Thursday, July 18, 2013
They were promised jobs as house cleaners and babysitters. But instead New Jersey officials say women from Mexico and other Latin American countries were forced into prostitution and served as many as 40 clients a day.
109 New Jersey Officials Lie to Get Free Lunch
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
A investigation by the New Jersey comptroller’s office has found that dozens of New Jersey government employees and six elected school board members have been lying for years about their salaries just to get their kids a free or reduced lunch at school.
The investigation of 15 New Jersey school districts, released Tuesday, found that 109 people, including 83 public employees and six school board members were involved in the fraud, said Comptroller Matthew Boxer.
Union Chief Optimistic About Star-Ledger Future
Friday, July 05, 2013
New Jersey's largest newspaper, the Star-Ledger in Newark, has been making headlines itself and raising concerns about the future of a Pulitzer-winning publication.
Dawn Quixote? Buono Challenges Christie
Wednesday, June 05, 2013
New Jersey Public Radio's Terri Langford reports the State Senator could use a new hand to play in her struggle to take on Governor Chris Christie.
Incumbent Gill Faces Former Obama Campaign Manager In Primary
Thursday, May 30, 2013
MONTCLAIR, NJ —
Most of New Jersey’s primary races are expected to be handily won by the incumbent. But one race political observers are watching closely is the fight State Senator Nia Gill is facing with a former Obama campaign director.
Sandy Damage Prompts Some to Walk Away Instead of Stay
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
In some places, Sandy’s wrath is a reason to walk away from their homes as opposed to staying on and fixing them up.
Controversy and the Future of Rutgers
Tuesday, April 09, 2013
At a contentious town hall forum yesterday, Rutgers President Robert Barchi took questions about the lingering controversy over abuses by basketball coach Mike Rice, and his plans to merge the school with other New Jersey campuses. Governor Christie defended Barchi's response to the Rice scandal. Karen Cerulo, professor of sociology at Rutgers University and Terri Langford, investigative reporter at New Jersey Public Radio, discuss where faculty and students think the university should go next.