553575535755357Dec. 20, 2016: NJTV News with Mary Alice WilliamsNewspapers win a victory in Trenton. The governor loses out on priority bills. Who's got the power now? Out with the old, in with the new. Newark's shut down an inhumane lock up and opened a new one that's smarter and safer. A new study shows a racial bias in juvenile justice. Why are so many kids of color incarcerated while white offenders get diversion programs?2016-12-21 10:30 amdisabled2365919473true
Newspapers win a victory in Trenton. The governor loses out on priority bills. Who’s got the power now?
Out with the old, in with the new. Newark’s shut down an inhumane lock up and opened a new one that’s smarter and safer.
A new study shows a racial bias in juvenile justice. Why are so many kids of color incarcerated while white offenders get diversion programs?
An investigative series delves into the mall in the Meadowlands. What happened to the American Dream and are taxpayers on the hook for it?
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