TRENTON — Michael Aron, the veteran New Jersey Network political reporter, has been covering the latest news on the fate of the listing ship, NJN for several months now. "In a perverse way, I'm sort ...

The clock is ticking for NJN. New Jersey Network. The New Jersey Channel. JerseyVision (yes, it was once called that). Forty years of broadcast television focused on one thing – the state of New ...

It’s another day in the capital for Michael Aron. The news director and principal political correspondent for the New Jersey Network’s nightly TV news program, Aron has made the short trip from the ...

New Jersey Network executive director Elizabeth Christopherson has resigned her position after 14 years, becoming the highest profile departure in a series of resignations from the troubled network.

New Jersey governors have been talk ing for nearly two decades about severing ties with New Jersey Network, the state’s public-TV and -radio system. But Chris Christie has gone ahead and done it, ...

"We are at an urgent point in our history," emphasized NJN Executive Director Elizabeth Christopherson. "Being so lean for so many years makes you creative, but it is also like living on an oxygen ...

NJN’s nonprofit fundaising arm and the NJN staff proposed separate alternatives among the five bidders and one alternate plan for managing the TV network being divested by the state, Michael Symon of ...

State-owned television network New Jersey Network will permanently go dark Friday, after more than a year’s fight against Gov. Chris Christie and the N.J. Senate’s decision to get out of the ...

The three-decade former anchor of NJN News gets an hourlong primetime special on Friday, “Kent Manahan: Anchoring a Legacy,” with excerpts from her past programs plus recent interview segments, the ...

Saying that New Jersey doesn't need and cannot afford its own television station, Gov. Chris Christie on Monday announced a deal that calls for transfer operations of the state-owned New Jersey ...

TRENTON, N.J. (CBS) - NJN, New Jersey's public television station, is no more. New Jersey Senate Democrats failed to block Governor Chris Christie's efforts to allow New York based WNET to run the ...