New Jersey Network - Radio

Radio

Unlike its television counterpart, NJN Radio covered mainly southern New Jersey, with only two transmitters in the northern part of the state. Due to the crowded state of the noncommercial end of the FM dial in the northeastern United States, the nine stations all operate at relatively low power. Much of the programming came from NPR, with a simulcast of the audio of the television network's NJN News following All Things Considered.

  • Stations acquired by WHYY, Incorporated:
City Call letters Frequency
Atlantic City WNJN-FM 89.7
Berlin WNJS-FM 88.1
Bridgeton WNJB-FM 89.3
Cape May Court House WNJZ 90.3
Manahawkin WNJM 89.9
  • Stations acquired by New York Public Radio:
City Call letters Frequency
Netcong WNJY 89.3
Sussex WNJP 88.5
Trenton WNJT-FM 88.1
Toms River WNJO 90.3

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