Steve Strunsky

New Jersey immigrants’ rights supporters gathered Thursday night to mourn the Minneapolis woman fatally shot 1,200 miles away by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer, and to denounce the presence of ICE in communities across the country. The... See more

The massive Iberia II high-rise apartment complex proposed for Newark’s Ironbound section will be back before the Newark Central Planning Board on Monday night, after a judge ordered the board to reconsider its original approval of the 1,408-unit project ... See more

Bishop Reginald T. Jackson of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, a revered clergyman and civil rights leader who opposed racial profiling, under-funding of urban schools and other injustices in New Jersey for more than three decades, died on Tuesday.... See more

More than two dozen federal agents, about half of them wearing FBI uniforms, were seen outside the Ocean Seafood Depot in Newark on Wednesday executing a search warrant, according to law enforcement. It’s the same site where a raid by the U.S. Immigration... See more

Bill Ward enlisted in the Air Force a few months after he and some friends drove up to the Woodstock festival in August 1969 to check out Sly and the Family Stone. The unemployed 18-year-old with shoulder-length hair had recently dropped out of Bloomfield... See more