Updated federal data shows how the ongoing coronavirus pandemic has affected hospitals in Essex County.
An Afrikan centered worldview is absolutely necessary for Black liberation.
“Dr. Ben gave Kemet and Nile Valley Civilizations back to us” -Dr. Leonard Jeffries (legendary Africana Studies Professor)
An affordable housing project will shelter 11 youth who identify as LGBTQ and may have a disability – a pressing need in Essex County.
The world is filled with humor, inspiration and beauty. Here are seven stories to make you smile from Essex County, NJ.
Patch has your complete guide to Fourth of July fireworks shows, parades and other celebrations in and around Newark.
The new priests include Gabriel Celis Camacho, Luis Carlos Rodrigues de Araujo, Lynx J.M. Soliman and Christian G. Scalo.
United Community Corporation: Offerings will include youth summer camps, programs for teens/young adults, food giveaways and more.
The proposed Essex-Hudson Greenway would connect Montclair, Glen Ridge, Bloomfield, Belleville, Newark, Kearny, Secaucus and Jersey City.
Ptahhotep is a powerful book filled with the wisdom and the analysis of the spiritualism and philosophy of the Medu Neter and Ma’at.
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A Newark nonprofit is building what will soon be "New Jersey's first youth-focused trauma recovery center."
A free summer concert series held by the county will include fireworks shows at Weequahic and Branch Brook parks in Newark.
"Master, understand and become able to create institutions" -Professor James Smalls
Marvin Cha has made a career of saving lives. And his South Korean heritage is just one of many tools he uses to keep his community safe.
The Red Cross is holding a couple blood drives soon in the Newark area.
"Truth Crusted to Earth Shall Rise Again" -William Cullen Bryant
Newark Beth Israel Medical Center CEO: “We are proud to raise awareness about the disparities that impact this community.”
Newark residents who come to the event don’t have to participate in both activities. The event was rescheduled from its original date.
Nearly 10,000 pounds of e-waste was properly recycled, contributing to cleaner air in Newark.
The treasurer of the Weequahic HS Alumni Association in Newark was among the honorees at the Essex County Jewish Heritage Month Celebration
Church leaders across New Jersey said it’s time for millions of worshippers to return for Mass, partly thanks to COVID-19 vaccines.
An emergency food distribution event will take place on May 27 at Orange Park in Irvington.
People who donate through the Red Cross between May 1 and 15 are eligible for an Amazon gift card.
Newark activists will keep the memory of Malcolm X alive with a virtual tribute the day after his 96th birthday.
Pilgrim Baptist Church in Newark and nine other local houses of worship are hosting free COVID-19 testing events.
“We’re giving these youth a chance to live their lives again, a chance to see that they’re not damaged goods.”
A new food pantry and free clothing boutique will give residents in the Ironbound section of the city some relief from the COVID crisis.
The Newark LGBTQ Community Center got a hand from some high-profile guests during its first virtual fundraiser.
Coronavirus relief. Environmental justice. Youth outreach. These “unsung heroes” are making Newark a better place to live.
La Casa de Don Pedro of Newark is helping residents make it through the pandemic with its Back Rental Assistance program.
BRICK Education Network has given out nearly 200,000 masks to Newark families through its #StayCoveredTogether campaign.
“Spreading awareness and services for victims of crime in Newark is vital to combat the fear that some residents have.”
An inspirational chef who lived in Orange and West Orange is facing a bright future with the help of a Newark nonprofit.
The annual blooming of the cherry blossoms has been a breath of fresh air for many Essex County residents after a long, stressful winter.
COVID-19 Guidelines Will be in Place for Drop-Offs at Earth Day event at Peter Francisco Park near Newark Penn Station.
Rutgers Law School: Three of the nation’s foremost Latinx civil rights leaders will take part in a conversation on April 23.
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