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Catch part one of our interview with Governor Mikie Sherrill on the debut episode of NJ PBS News with Rob Nelson on October 1 at 5:30 PM ET. njpbs.org

NJ PBS News with Rob Nelson premieres Thursday, October 1 at 5:30 PM ET -- and what better way to kick off our new era than an interview with Governor Mikie Sherrill. Stream live on njpbs.org/live or check your local listings at njpbs.org/coverage

NJ PBS is excited to introduce three journalists joining the newsroom as we get ready for October 1st. Sean Sullivan, Reporter, North Jersey (@spsullivan) Scott Minshall, Reporter, South Jersey (@scottminshalltv) Asha McKenzie, News Contributor, statehouse and Central Jersey (@AMcKenzie_News) "These hires reflect the kind of NJ PBS we're building: deeply rooted in communities across the state, committed to strong local journalism and equipped to tell New Jersey's stories across platforms," said Ashlee Smith, General Manager of NJ PBS. "We're excited to bring together this talented team as we prepare to launch on October 1." Read more about the hires and what else NJ PBS is up to: njpbs.org/posts/nj-pbs-names…

Join us weeknights at 5:30PM ET as we kick off a new era of public broadcasting in New Jersey with NJ PBS News with Rob Nelson, beginning Thursday, October 1. Learn more, and help support our mission at njpbs.org/.

NJ PBS is excited to announce that veteran journalist and New Jersey native Rob Nelson will serve as anchor of its new daily newscast, NJ PBS News with Rob Nelson. Nelson brings 25 years of experience in print, local television and national broadcast journalism to NJ PBS. A native of Mt. Laurel, New Jersey, he has reported and anchored for some of the nation's leading news organizations, including ABC News, WABC-TV in New York City, NewsNation and Scripps News. The announcement comes as NJ PBS prepares for a new chapter under the leadership of the College of Communication and Media at Montclair State University. Montclair became the operator of New Jersey's public television stations on July 1, 2026, and the university assumes full control of NJ PBS programming and the daily newscast on Oct. 1, 2026. Read more about the announcement and the future of NJ public broadcasting here: njpbs.org @mynjpbs @RobNelsonTV