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Tonight, Friday June 3rd Steve Trevelise will be performing in a comedy fundraiser at the Wyndham Hotel in Mt Laurel along with comedians Chris Rich and Vince Valentine.

Code Blue programs take at-risk individuals off the streets during stints of extremely cold temperatures, but not every county has such a program in place.

For years Atlantic City has struggled with an extraordinarily large homeless population, but a new program is helping to turn things around.

Dangerous sex offenders registered under Megan's Law are required to notify New Jersey authorities when they move, so that those offenders can be monitored 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Yet there is a variable that the state has never taken into account: What if the sex offender is homeless?

The homeless issue continues to grow each year in New Jersey with thousands of people out on the streets. A major effort is underway to put a stop to that once and for all. The New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency Board recently held a special meeting to propose new rules that would provide more incentives to developers to include housing units for homeless families in their developments