poverty

Food insecurity is rising fast in New Jersey, impacting kids, middle-class families, and local food pantries.

Even with the average household in New Jersey bringing in around $100,000/year, the poverty rate is rather high. Here are the 30 poorest neighborhoods in the Garden State.

Imagine a state that’s turning the tide for at-risk youth. New Jersey is breaking records, but not in the way you might think.

With that headline, I can sense the suspense building up. But, before we get into the details, let's clear things up – I'm just here to share the information collected, so this is definitely one of those "don't shoot the messenger" type scenarios! And,...

Using a federal grant, the state will pick six places for a ‘Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion’ program for people with addiction or mental health issues.

Census Bureau report paints a complicated picture of personal finances in the United States, with incomes down and poverty up if not for government aid.