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In this episode of NJ Now, we discuss how to inspire young children to learn the importance of being engaged with their community by helping others and working together. It is part of an initiative launched by the Sesame Workshop in partnership with the PSEG Foundation. Calvin Ledford, Jr., President of the PSEG Foundation talks about the program.

A look at some of the more notable crimes across the New York City area this week, including a triple stabbing in the East Village, an attempted rape in broad daylight in Central Park and the fatal shooting of a popular sneaker reseller in SoHo.

In this episode of NJ Now, we look at the indictment of George Norcross, Governor Phil Murphy's announcement of an unprecedented clemency program, the two new candidates entering the gubernatorial race, another week of frustrations for NJ Transit commuters, and an interview with Assemblyman Brian Bergen.

A look at some of the more notable crimes across the New York City area this week, including puppies stuffed into a hot bag in Queens, residents catching an alleged child rapist and a 1-year-old girl found inside a stolen car in Manhattan.

In this episode of NJ Now, a look at some of the major issues impacting residents in the Garden State! Everything from education and the economy to energy and transportation! A few critics, advocates and lawmakers say the systems for each have been and continue to be broken, with many calling on Trenton to fix the problems! A recently launched non-profit is stepping forward to present bi-partisan solutions. Rosemary Becchi, founder and president of New Jersey Policy Institute talks about the efforts of the non-profit. Also, there are so many issues families and individuals are facing -- food insecurity, childcare, housing, healthcare, mental health support, and much more. Despite the number of support services available, New Jersey residents may not be aware of them, or even how to reach out. A statewide campaign is looking to resolve that. Melissa Acree, CEO of NJ 211, talks about the resources available. And, in the years since the pandemic, the traditional office work model has been completely restructured! Whether it is working from home or some form of hybrid, we have all entered a new world on how we get our jobs done! Now a company is looking to change that, by creating a new type of environment where everyone can flourish! Citi Medina, founder of Equal Space, talks about the unique model for office and community.

In this episode of NJ Now, we take a look at the New Jersey Primary Election results that saw Congressman Andy Kim win the Democratic nomination for Senate after his lawsuit to abolish the party line on the ballot, and businessman Curtis Bashaw win the Republican nomination. This is as incumbent Senator Bob Menendez files to run as an independent while still on trial for corruption charges.

A look at some of the more notable crimes across the New York City area this week, including a shooting that injured young children on a Brooklyn playground, a brazen helmet attack caught on camera, and a shoutout involving NYPD cops.

As the city continues to grapple with the migrant crisis, we are taking a closer look at the experiences of one group making this their new home. Chinese nationals are among those crossing the southern border and settling in New York City. FOX 5 NY's Stephanie Bertini has the latest in our "Migrants in America" series.

A look at some of the more notable crimes across the New York City area this week, including a Lisa Evers exclusive NYPD takedown of a Brooklyn gang linked to numerous murders and an NYPD Traffic Agent sprayed in the face with a fire extinguisher in Harlem.

A look at some of the more notable crimes across the New York City area this week, including a random attack on the Upper East Side, a possible hate crime in Brooklyn and a robbery-gone-wrong caught on camera.

In this episode of NJ Now, we talk about the challenges in our food system, especially in schools.