Urban farms are a lifeline for food-insecure residents. Will New Jersey finally make them permanent?
Urban farms in Essex County, New Jersey are calling on municipal and state governments for long-term investment to combat food insecurity.
Urban farms in Essex County, New Jersey are calling on municipal and state governments for long-term investment to combat food insecurity.
The winner of what appears to be the most competitive congressional election in New Jersey’s history will serve what is likely the shortest congressional term in the state to date. Here are some of the local issues Democratic candidates discussed with their community at a July 1 forum in Newark.
The death of Rep. Donald Payne. Jr. while in office and running for reelection began two processes to replace him in office and on the ballot. Here is how it works.
Eleven candidates are running to finish the late Rep. Donald Payne Jr.’s sixth term representing the 10th District in what is likely the most competitive congressional primary in state history. We talked to six of them.
The Jersey Bee ha iniciado un proyecto con Next City para explorar la segregación en el condado de Essex y en Nueva Jersey. Esto es lo que sabemos sobre el antiguo "estado esclavista del Norte" y lo que puedes hacer para ayudarnos a reportar sobre este tema.
El condado de Essex cuenta con más de 100 lugares de distribución gratuita de alimentos durante todo el año. Esta es la manera como estos alimentos llegan desde las granjas, los bancos de alimentos y los supermercados a las decenas de miles de personas que dependen de ellos semanalmente.
The Jersey Bee is launching a project with Next City to explore segregation in Essex County and New Jersey. Here is what we know about the former “slave state of the North” and what you can do to help us report.
From operating hours to pantry inventory, area residents share their experiences and suggestions for New Jersey’s food aid system.
Essex County has more than one hundred free food distribution efforts year-round. Here is how that food gets from farms, food banks, and supermarkets to the tens of thousands who rely on it weekly.
Between 12,000 and 25,000 New Jersey residents serve on Democratic or Republican county committees that influence local government. Learn more about how they work and how you can run to represent your voting district.