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It isn’t the first time the most amazing New York City food establishments of a certain category wound up being named as a place across the river in New Jersey.

The HCPO Special Victims Unit is investigating a Downtown Jersey City sexual assault that occurred early Sunday morning, authorities said.

The Jersey City Planning board is scheduled to hear a proposal for a 10% minimum affordable plan for Journal Square at next week's meeting.

Young workers aren't all about work; there's plenty of play involved.

In recent years, an abundance of new development and construction has seemingly brought several North Jersey towns back to life.

State officials gave Jersey City until the end of the month to show a planned art museum would be financially viable. If not, they plan to yank state support. The post State vows to nix funding for planned museum if revenue projections don’t improve appeared first on New Jersey Monitor.

State officials gave Jersey City until the end of the month to show a planned art museum would be financially viable. If not, they plan to yank state support.

The Kindle Education Public Charter School got the green light to move to 35 Journal Square at the Jersey City Planning Board meeting.

Major New Kushner Investment In Long Branch: 299 Apts. On Broadway - Long Branch-Eatontown, NJ - Kushner Cos., now helmed by Kushner's daughter, is in the midst of an aggressive comeback to the New Jersey real estate scene:

No matter where you get on board, you'll soon no longer need to purchase a MetroCard to access a PATH train.