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Baraka calls for 'Urban Marshall Plan' to helpNewark, other...

NEWARK — As cities around the country search for a solution to persistent unemployment, violence and poverty, Newark Mayor Ras Baraka believes he may ... >> view original

Newarkman accused of trashing East Orange DMV, attacking cops

EAST ORANGE – Authorities say a Newark man attacked a pair of police officers after becoming enraged by an unsuccessful trip to the Department of Motor ... >> view original

“Newarkat a Crossroads” Looks at the State ofNewarkPublic...

Newark at a Crossroads has Mayor Ras Baraka — a former teacher and principal — telling Steve Adubato why he's eager for local instead state control of ... >> view original

Calls For Review ofNewarkPolice Pursuit Policy in Wake of 3-Year...

With two more shooting deaths this weekend, Newark police continue to be challenged by a recent spike in violent crime in the state's largest city, but now ... >> view original

Man shot and killed inNewarkidentified as Jersey City man

NEWARK – Authorities have identified a man shot and killed in the city's South Ward Sunday morning. Rickey Elliott, 52, whose last known address was in ... >> view original

Man claims airport trespassing was misunderstanding

Michael DeMarco says he accidentally went through a secured door at Newark Liberty airport because he did not notice the sign. (September 14, 2015 4:07 PM). >> view original

VOTE: Who had the best XC performance in NJ this week?

IHA-won the girls title at the Newark Academy meet by going 1-2-6-8-10. US #1 CBA-averaged CR 16:06 at Roxbury Bergen Catholic-won the boys title at the ... >> view original

Stealing education: families fake residency for school

... in August seeking $10,366.72, or $92.56 per day, in tuition reimbursement from the parent of a student who moved to Newark in January but didn't transfer out. >> view original

N.J. gay rights advocates walk red carpet in Toronto movie premiere...

... heady experience for a middle-class gay Jewish boy from Teaneck, New Jersey," said Goldstein, now an associate professor at Rutgers Law School-Newark. >> view original