Apr 03

Star-Ledger, New Jersey’s Largest Newspaper, Is Cutting 167 Jobs in Reorganization

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The Newark newspaper is cutting 167 jobs, including 40 newsroom positions, as part of a plan by the owner to centralize print and digital operations.

    



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