message by Janice Selinger, NJN's acting executive director. NJN's website, www.njn.net, was archived and remained active for about a year after the shutdown; it redirected to the NJTV webpage, www.njtvonline.org for some time afterward. However, as of September 2014, it no longer redirected to that website, as the domain name was sold. Some of NJN's in-house public affairs programs, such as Due Process, On the Record and Reporters Roundtable, were picked up by, and continue to air on, its successor, NJTV. Television The NJN television stations were: Camden: WNJS (channel 23/RF 22) Montclair: WNJN (channel 50/RF 51)1 New Brunswick: WNJB (channel 58/RF 8) Trenton: WNJT (channel 52/RF 43) Notes 1 WNJN used the callsign WNJM (the M standing for Montclair) from 1973 sign-on to 1994. Signal Reach WNJS: all of southern New Jersey (including, Camden, Haddon Township, Atlantic City), as well as Philadelphia and Wilmington, Delaware WNJN: all of northern New Jersey (including Newark, Jersey City and Paterson), as well as southern New York state (New York City and western Long Island) and a small portion of southwestern Connecticut WNJT: most of central New Jersey (including the city of Trenton, Monmouth, Mercer and Ocean counties) WNJB: most of north-central New Jersey (including, New Brunswick, Hunterdon, Somerset and Middlesex counties) Digital television The state network's digital signals were multiplexed: After NJN ceased operations and WNET took over the operations of NJN, NJN Kids was removed and sub-channel .3 remained with no programming. In October 2017, the third sub-channel was removed and the .2 sub-channel began broadcasting NHK World. Analog-to-digital conversion The four NJN stations shut down their analog signals on June 12, 2009, as part of the DTV transition in the United States. Each of the four NJN stations remained on their pre-transition digital assignments using PSIP to display virtual channels for each NJN station corresponding to their former analog channel numbers. Television Programming Original materials from New Jersey Public Broadcasting Authority have been contributed to the American Archive of Public Broadcasting. NJN-produced Another View Caucus: New Jersey Classroom Close-up, NJ Congress Watch Due Process Homeless Tails Images/Imagenes Inside Trenton New Jersey Works NJN Classics NJN News On the Record Reporters Roundtable Shepherd's Pie (monologue program hosted by Jean Shepherd) State of the Arts Tomorrow's Medicine Today (produced by Medical Missions for Children) The Uncle Floyd Show (aired in the 1980s) Lottery Drawings NJN aired live drawings from the New Jersey