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New Jersey Has Shockingly Become a Case Study for Hate Crimes
Public officials, prosecutors and other experts have tracked a mounting wave of white supremacy, racism, anti-Semitism and intolerance in the Garden State.
NJ Downtowns Are Breathing New Life Into Empty Old Banks
Developers are capitalizing on these historic, character-rich spaces—turning them into restaurants, event spaces, offices and even a vape shop.
ANCHOR Property Tax Relief Program: Your Questions Answered
Many New Jerseyans have spent fruitless hours trying to get through on the phone to the state regarding the ANCHOR program.
Paul Auster’s New Book Probes Gun Violence—and a Shocking Murder in His Family’s Past
In Bloodbath Nation, the Newark native collaborated with his son-in-law, photographer Spencer Ostrander, to examine our country’s gun-violence crisis.
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