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News Voices launched with this question: What if the future of journalism lies in developing deep and meaningful connections between reporters and residents?

Access to trustworthy news and information can be a matter of life and death right now. Here's what News Voices is doing to uplift community needs.

The decades-long decline in traditional local news reached red alert in 2019, prompting cities, states and the U.S. Congress to take action.

More than half of the respondents to our survey said their communities in New Jersey don’t get enough local coverage.

The Police and Violence Narrative Project aims to replace prevailing media narratives with complex stories about trauma, safety and crime.

An ambitious multimedia project, 37 Voices showcases stories of people struggling to get by in an era of rising income inequality.

A new report and video detail the unique New Jersey restorative-narrative collaboration, the first of its kind in the country.

This project will train and mentor community members and student journalists to work with residents, develop stories and counter stigmatizing coverage.

After years of experimenting with how organizing can be used to promote, strengthen and shape local journalism, we developed a guide for newsrooms and reporters.

The news about New Jersey's bold stroke to save the news has spread rapidly across the country.