News You Can Use – Election Results, NJ Transit Updates, World Cup 2026 Safety
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News You Can Use: Breaking Down Local Government
Who’s Running Your Neighborhood? Here’s
Winter Storm Leaves Newark Digging Out as Officials Warn of Ongoing Hazards
By Tia Grant-Lasenberry Newark, NJ
Holiday Food Distributions Expand Across Newark Amid Rising Need
By Tia Grant-Lasenberry NEWARK, N.J.
Community Responds After South Ward Shooting With Renewed Focus on Safety, Support, and Action
On Saturday, November 15, 2025,
Meet Our NEIGHBORS – Dr. Alice Terrell-Bryant
Meet Our NEIGHBORS
Brother Ali Muslim
Community Profiles – Brother Ali Muslim
Meet Our NEIGHBORS
Brother Ali Muslim
Beautify The Block
Every 2nd Saturday of the month through November, we will be working with residents to organize block clean ups throughout the Clinton Hill neighborhood.
Beat The Blight
Depending on the circumstance, what we consider to be “loitering” may not be illegal.
In 2009, Newark repealed its anti-loitering law to comply with an earlier state Supreme Court ruling that made it unenforceable. Since then, residents have asked what then is the answer to address groups hanging out in front of businesses, apartment buildings, and other high trafficked public areas making it hard, and sometimes seemingly unsafe, for residents to go about their day? The biggest question here is whether the “public passage ways are being obstructed?”
“Loitering” May Not Be Illegal
Depending on the circumstance, what we consider to be “loitering” may not be illegal.
In 2009, Newark repealed its anti-loitering law to comply with an earlier state Supreme Court ruling that made it unenforceable. Since then, residents have asked what then is the answer to address groups hanging out in front of businesses, apartment buildings, and other high trafficked public areas making it hard, and sometimes seemingly unsafe, for residents to go about their day? The biggest question here is whether the “public passage ways are being obstructed?”
