New Brunswick Taxi Drivers Speak Out Against Illegal Competition
Story by Chioma Onwumelu The five taxi companies based in New Brunswick have been sending out a cry for help to the members of the city council. The Taxi Industry has served and continues to serve the New Brunswick community since its inception 70 years ago in 1946. But recently, the New Brunswick Taxi Industry […]
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Food Injustice: When Does it End? [WATCH]
This NJ Spark investigative report by Courtney DuPont and Morgan Parrish looks at the growing problem of food insecurity in New Brunswick and across New Jersey.
Tourism Climbs in N.J. despite Atlantic City drop-off
Tourism Climbs in NJ, with Increased Number of Visitors Around the Garden State Click to expand/close The state’s tourism economy continued to grow last year despite a marked drop-off in revenue and jobs in Atlantic City, with overall spending hitting a high of $43.4 billion last year, newly released figures show. Among the state’s 21 […]