NJ Spotlight News April 18, 2024

Tonight on NJ Spotlight News: Joanna Gagis talks to Senior Writer and Projects Editor Colleen O'Dea about a federal appeals court's decision to uphold a decision abolishing the party line; The MTA announces New Jersey will receive money from its controversial congestion pricing plan to mitigate the environmental impacts of traffic overflowing into the Garden State; Rutgers students protest inside and outside of the Board of Governors meeting after students voted to pressure the school to divest from Israeli companies and disassociate with Tel Aviv University; The Domestic Violence Counts report details who is most affected, what services they're most in need of and what services they can't access; NJ libraries hire social workers to help residents access information and support.