After-School Funding
We’re headed Upstate to Sharon Springs, New York, where children will have after school programing for the first time in a decade.
poverty rate
Trenton forum paints picture of modern-day poverty
At an NJTV In Your Neighborhood Community Forum, statistics painted the picture of modern-day poverty.
More New Jerseyans In Poverty Now Than in the Last 50 Years
2.8 million adults and 800,000 children lived in poverty in 2014, about a third of all New Jersey households.
Census Data Reveals Cumberland County with the Highest Poverty Rate in New Jersey
Cumberland County has the highest poverty rate in New Jersey — nearly 20 percent.