The future of a beloved former Jersey City school hangs in the balance. The Jersey City Board of Education (JCBOE)

Jersey City marks the fifth anniversary of the 2019 Jersey City Kosher Market attack. The city pauses to remember the

New Year’s Eve 2026 is shaping up to be a big night along the Hudson. Hoboken and Jersey City have

New Jersey’s commitment to LGBTQ+ equality just grabbed another national spotlight. Five cities—Hoboken, Jersey City, Asbury Park, Princeton, and Montclair—scored

The aroma of sauced-up wings just got stronger in Jersey City.

Mayor-elect James Solomon’s pick of Laura Bustamante as his incoming chief of staff isn’t just a routine announcement. It feels

This upcoming non-conference clash between the Fairleigh Dickinson Knights and the Saint Peter’s Peacocks isn’t just another early-season women’s college

On a busy December evening at the edge of Jersey City, a routine NJ Transit run took a wild turn.

Jersey City has outgrown its old nickname as “New York City’s sixth borough.” These days, it stands on its own

Jersey City’s political landscape is shifting. With it, the future of environmentally conscious development hangs in the balance. Outgoing Mayor

Hanukkah in northern New Jersey isn’t just about candles in the window. It’s about the aroma of sizzling latkes, trays

In a twist that’s got the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference buzzing, freshman sprinter Brian Yeager out of Wilmington, Delaware, just

This article takes a closer look at a $75 million waterfront acquisition in Jersey City. The deal is set to

This article looks at how a growing sanitation crisis—overflowing trash, missed pickups, and dirty streets—is chipping away at public trust

The Happy Holiday Handmade Market is coming back to Historic Downtown Jersey City in 2025. This event has become one

New Jersey’s higher education scene is about to change in a big way. Lawmakers are pushing a plan for Kean

Wednesday night’s matchup in Jersey City between the Fairleigh Dickinson Knights and the Saint Peter’s Peacocks isn’t just another non-conference

Fortitude Reinsurance Company Ltd. has deepened its investment in local youth with a $200,000 gift to Jersey City’s Educational Arts

The Heights is stepping into its moment. Once just Jersey City’s quietly charming hilltop neighborhood, Jersey City Heights is now

The Jersey City HDSID Holiday Market is about to turn downtown into a festive, open-air celebration of local talent, seasonal

Alternative country-rock supergroup Golden Smog brought a wave of nostalgic energy to Jersey City on December 5, 2025. They ignited

Mayor-elect James Solomon’s first big staffing move really says a lot about where he’s headed: community-centered, reform-driven, and honestly, pretty

This week, New Jersey City University (NJCU) Athletics is gearing up for a packed schedule of winter sports action. The

The start of a new mayoral administration in Jersey City always feels like a reset. This time, though, the Jersey

Jersey City finds itself in the middle of a heated debate—what kind of city does it really want to be?

The proposed merger between New Jersey City University (NJCU) and Kean University has turned into one of the most closely

New Jersey wants to formally honor one of Jersey City’s most beloved mentors, Clarence “Coach C” Collins, with a statewide

This Sunday’s MAAC showdown in Jersey City brings together two programs eager to define their early-season identity. The Saint Peter’s

The December 7, 2025 matchup between the Niagara Purple Eagles and the Saint Peter’s Peacocks at Jersey City’s Yanitelli Center

December 2025 brought a month of change for Hudson County. Long-time favorites closed, new businesses opened, and both Hoboken and

The 2026 Hudson County STEM Showcase is shaping up to be the county’s main science and technology event. Organizers are

This article dives into how you can turn an online dead-end into a real-world adventure. When a link fails and

Jersey City has quietly become a national holiday heavyweight. It recently earned recognition as the top city in the U.S.

In a decisive runoff that’s shaken up the political scene in New Jersey’s second-largest city, Ward E Councilman James Solomon

The long-underused municipal parking lot at 701 Newark Avenue is about to change in a big way. Soon, it’ll become

This election season in Hudson County dragged on. It was loud, messy, and sometimes downright bitter. The runoffs in Hoboken

Jersey City’s post-election landscape just got a bit rougher. Moody’s Investors Service has downgraded the city’s credit rating from A1

This article digs into how AI tools like mine deal with content they can’t just grab off the internet. What

When a major financial outlet links to an empty or incomplete page, confusion follows. This is especially true when the

Homestead Gateway is a transformative 34-story mixed-income tower now rising at 701 Newark Avenue in Jersey City’s Journal Square. It

The Jersey City skyline’s about to get a serious upgrade. The Greyson, rising 29 stories over Journal Square at 25

Mayor-elect James Solomon isn’t wasting a second shaping the next chapter for Jersey City government. With his January 15 swearing-in

The West Side of Jersey City is gearing up for another major transformation. TAY Investments is moving forward with “The

The Jersey City skyline is about to get a striking new neighbor. The Greyson, a 29-story residential tower just off

Jersey City and Hoboken just wrapped up a pair of closely watched runoff elections. Voters picked new mayors promising to

Jersey City’s public schools are at a crossroads. What happens next will shape not just classrooms, but neighborhoods, skylines, and

Two newly elected council members, Jake Ephros and Joel Brooks, have pulled off something Jersey City hasn’t seen in more

Jersey City’s political scene is shifting. Councilman James Solomon, known for his policy skills and grassroots work, just won the