NJ PBS — the sole PBS affiliate covering local New Jersey news — will shutter next year following severe funding cuts and failed negotiations with the state, according to the network’s operator. The ...

NJ PBS will shut down next year after WNET was unable to reach an agreement with the state’s Public Broadcasting Authority to continue operating the public television station, it was announced Tuesday ...

New Jersey’s PBS station will be shut down next year following massive funding cuts from President Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill.” WNET, its New York City-based parent company, said it would no ...

It's unclear what will become of the state's seven broadcasting licenses, which WNET has managed sine 2011 State funding for NJ PBS was also slashed by 75% in the New Jersey state budget down to ...

PBS North Carolina has begun laying off employees this week in response to the elimination of federal funding for public media. It’s unclear how many staffers at the statewide public TV network are ...

The announcement of the possible closure comes as federal funding cuts have hurt public broadcasting stations across the United States. By Samantha Latson New Jersey’s public television network may be ...

PBS CEO Paula Kerger on Thursday expressed hope that some federal funding for public broadcasting could be restored in the next fiscal year, something that would be a breakthrough as stations scramble ...

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — Layoffs will be taking place at PBS North Carolina, the network said Wednesday. According to PBS NC, the reduction in employees was due to a budget shortfall prompted by federal ...

NJ PBS is shutting down. For the past 14 years, NJ PBS has been run by WNET, channel 13 in New York, which is licensed by New Jersey. "The recent cuts by the federal government and New Jersey state ...

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