NJ Spotlight News June 23, 2026

NJ Spotlight News June 25th, 2026

Tonight on NJ Spotlight News, we take a deep dive into the real environmental impact of AI data centers on communities.   Plus, as America gets ready to celebrate its 250th anniversary, we’ll highlight the pivotal role New Jersey  played in the American Revolution.   And, Asbury Park is a destination for musicians and music fans worldwide - we look at the evolution of the music scene there and one festival celebrating up and coming local artists.

NJ Spotlight News June 24th, 2026

Tonight on NJ Spotlight News, we get the latest on what’s happening inside and outside of Delaney Hall.   Plus, we talk with Democratic candidate Rachel Peace who’s hoping to unseat long-time Republican Congressman Chris Smith in the 4th district.   And, we get a check on how NJ Transit is handling the influx of World Cup riders.

NJ Spotlight News June 23, 2026

Tonight on NJ Spotlight News, lawmakers have a deal on a record $60 billion dollar budget, so when will the budget bill be released? We’ll get the latest.   Plus, we hear from one Democratic lawmaker on legislation that may be passed in the larger budget bill.   And, new data just released today shows a shocking uptick in the number of confirmed cancer cases around a former landfill site in Keyport  - we talk to the NJ.com [http://nj.com] reporter who broke this exclusive report.

NJ Spotlight News with Briana Vannozzi - June 22, 2026

Tonight on NJ Spotlight News, anchor Joanna Gagis talks with the Republican Senate Budget Officer Declan O’Scanlon about why the GOP’s calling foul on some of the Governor’s proposed budget cuts. Plus, NJBIA CEO Michele Siekerka discusses if businesses scoring a win from the World Cup and the potential economic impact. Later, it’s something we all need but many of us never get enough of - sleep - Dr. Carol Ash of the Deborah Heart & Lung Center explains how going to bed on time can change your life expectancy.

NJ Spotlight News June 18th, 2026

Tonight on NJ Spotlight News, our education writer Cat Carrera shares the experiences of two New Jersey teens whose families have been affected by federal immigration policy.    Plus, with temperatures on the rise, we look at urban heat islands - what are they and why do they hurt the residents who live in them?   And, U.S. Senator Andy Kim joins us to discuss the latest on the Iran deal and his take on Delaney Hall.