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Tuesday May 12, 2026
Tuesday May 12, 2026
On this edition of NJ Spotlight News, we take a look at recent conversations we’ve had on issues that are impacting residents in New Jersey and the nation. Take a listen.
Monday May 11, 2026
Monday May 11, 2026
On this edition of NJ Spotlight News, we take a look at recent conversations we’ve had on issues that are impacting residents in New Jersey and the nation. Take a listen.
Monday May 04, 2026
Monday May 04, 2026
Tonight we're bringing you a special edition of NJ Spotlight News with another installment of our series "Painting Community." This episode focuses on public art in Camden and highlights the work of Camden native and local artist, De'von Downes.
Friday May 01, 2026
Friday May 01, 2026
Tonight on NJ Spotlight News, we’re bringing you a special NJ Spotlight News edition of Reporters Roundtable – where Joanna Gagis has a roundup of the top political stories of the week with the help of a panel of local journalists.
Thursday Apr 30, 2026
Thursday Apr 30, 2026
Tonight on NJ Spotlight News, today marks 100 days since Governor Mikie Sherrill first took office. It’s a milestone that many first-time Governors use to highlight their early accomplishments AND set the stage for what’s to come.
Plus, the race is on - we talk with CD7 candidate Brian Varela about standing out in a crowded field of candidates in NJ’s most competitive House race.
Also, Trenton’s lead testing in limbo - a new investigation looks at the challenges in one neighborhood to keep residents informed.
And, Jeopardy champ and NJ native Jamie Ding joins us to talk about his epic run on the show.
Wednesday Apr 29, 2026
Wednesday Apr 29, 2026
Tonight on NJ Spotlight News, a significant ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court today dealt a win to anti-abortion crisis pregnancy centers.
Plus, we talk with Congresswoman Analilia Mejia about her first week in Washington and her agenda while in Congress.
Also, falling behind - we look at the concerning results of the state’s first literacy screenings for grades K through 3.
And, Democratic candidate Dr. Tina Shah discusses her push to turn District 7 blue.
Tuesday Apr 28, 2026
Tuesday Apr 28, 2026
Tonight on NJ Spotlight News, the World Cup countdown is on- Joanna Gagis talks with the New York / New Jersey Host Committee CEO about the final preps and pushback on pricing.
Plus, Congresswoman LaMonica McIver talks about the latest on her assault charges as well as why she’s taking on developers building AI data centers in the state.
Also, the final contract to build the Gateway Tunnel has been awarded. It’s a 1.3 billion dollar construction project that’ll design and build one mile of new rail tubes under the Hudson River.
And, is offshore wind dead in New Jersey? We look at the future of renewable energy in the state.
Monday Apr 27, 2026
Monday Apr 27, 2026
Tonight on NJ Spotlight News, Governor Mikie Sherrill took action on a campaign issue she promised to reform as Governor - affordable housing. Sherrill signed an Executive Order, what she calls a whole-of-government approach to increase access and affordability for residents who need housing.
Plus, World Cup costs - from ticket prices to transit, will the games be an economic boon or bust for the state? Joanna Gagis talks with GOP state Senator Mike Testa about his concerns.
Also, we speak with 9-11 Responder and Advocate John Feal about the continued fight in Washington to fund care for those suffering from 9-11 related illnesses, 25 years later.
And, a look at how federal cuts are creating extra challenges for New Jersey’s budget.
Friday Apr 24, 2026
Friday Apr 24, 2026
Tonight on NJ Spotlight News, we’re bringing you a special NJ Spotlight News edition of Reporters Roundtable – where we'll have a roundup of the top political stories of the week with the help of a panel of local journalists.
Thursday Apr 23, 2026
Thursday Apr 23, 2026
Tonight on NJ Spotlight News, do you ever wonder where your taxes go and how the state actually spends them? Well today, Governor Mikie Sherrill and members of her administration announced the launch of the New Jersey Report Card.
Plus, a possible cancer cluster in Keyport has residents demanding answers about a former landfill site.
Also, Newark teens can vote in their school board elections, so why were some 16 and 17 year olds turned away at the polls this week?
And, Assemblywoman Katie Brennan joins us to talk about her legislative priorities on healthcare, affordable housing and ICE.
NJ PBS, New Jersey’s public television network, brings quality arts, education and public affairs programming to all 21 counties in New Jersey and its tri-state neighbors.
The network’s flagship weeknight newscast, NJ Spotlight News with Briana Vannozzi, provides multiplatform reporting from across the Garden State.