MAT, or medication-assisted treatment, was the focus of a Camden information session Monday.
JOANNA GAGIS
Joanna Gagis joins the NJTV News team as a Producer/Correspondent. Prior to joining NJTV, Joanna helped develop and launch the lifestyle show “Life & Living with Joanna Gagis,” an in-depth interview series featuring New Jersey entrepreneurs and philanthropists, great garden state destinations, and segments highlighting New Jersey’s culture – from fashion to cuisine.
Edison launched a new program to provide affordable rental units for the community.
The media students at West New York’s Memorial High School will be the first New Jersey students to take part in a mentorship experience that ...
With the open enrollment period for health insurance coverage commencing on Friday, the state is taking matters into its own hands.
Serving as a reminder of the past and an opportunity to heal, a Monmouth University professor is capturing the voices and perspectives of those affected ...
Under One Roof, an annual New Brunswick conference, provided an opportunity for state officials, advocates and more to laud some major achievements in the community ...
The Reentry Services Commission has released a report with best practices to help people make a successful transition from prison to civilian life.
Last week, first lady Tammy Murphy moderated a panel discussion in Newark to bring attention to the maternal mortality issue in the Garden State.
As the fatal overdose rate among youth continues to rise nationally, educators in New Jersey are looking to a prevention and early intervention program to ...
Black mothers are five times more likely to die than white mothers in New Jersey, which is ranked 45th in the nation for overall maternal ...
In a state where people are on the go, and many foods are processed and packaged, one registered dietitian is hoping to bring back the ...
New Jersey is taking action to ensure that the injustice of wrongful convictions happens less frequently.
Lawmakers offered a up compromise on the bill after Murphy said their initial proposal didn't go far enough.
The president of Atlantic City Electric, Gary Stockbridge, spoke with NJTV News Correspondent Joanna Gagis.
The county said its commitment is ultimately to minimize redundancies and improve the financial health of its municipal partner.
