New Jersey's long-running legal battle over public school segregation returned to court as plaintiffs challenged a ruling that stopped short of declaring the state's school system unconstitutional. Robert Kim, executive director of the Education Law Center and an attorney for the plaintiffs, joins NJ PBS News with Rob Nelson to discuss what's at stake and how the case could reshape education across the state.

South Jersey political power broker George Norcross, his family and a group of investors have purchased the former Trump Plaza casino site on the Atlantic City Boardwalk. Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small discusses the property's potential future and what redevelopment could mean for the city.

In Trenton, parents, child care workers and advocates rallied at the Statehouse, calling for relief from rising costs and greater support for struggling providers. NJ PBS' Asha McKenzie reports on the demands facing state lawmakers.

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