Heights University Hospital—most folks call it Christ Hospital—has shut down in Jersey City. Now, only Jersey City Medical Center remains […]

This article covers a free Know Your Rights webinar hosted by Hudson County Executive Tom DeGise. The virtual event focuses

In Jersey City’s Journal Square, Panepinto Properties is leasing up 505 Summit, a 53-story residential tower that blends luxury living

A Jersey City man is facing charges in Manhattan for allegedly defrauding food-truck and cart operators. He promised city permits

This article covers a weekslong, multi-agency investigation in Jersey City that ended with the shutdown of five smoke shops. Authorities

This blog post recaps Jersey City’s multi-agency crackdown on illegal weed smoke shops. It details the raids, seizures, arrests, and

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This article recaps a wild, high-scoring Sunday in Jersey City between the Saint Peter’s Stags and the Saint Peter’s Peacocks.

This tribute piece dives into the life and legacy of Samuel Louis “Sam” Javier, a Jersey City–area dancer and choreographer.

The January 25 blizzard put Jersey City under a tight spotlight. Residents endured days of heavy snow, while an after-action

This article digs into a developing unity slate in Hudson County, where top Democratic figures from both county and state

The article tracks a flurry of activity shaping Jersey City and nearby Hoboken. New retail openings, eateries, hospital closures, park

The Kiss & Ride elevator at Journal Square station is out of service. Riders now have to use the ramp

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Whole Foods is moving closer to opening a new store in Jersey City’s Journal Square. The city’s redevelopment process is

The Port Authority Board of Commissioners just greenlit $3.5 million to kick off planning for new fare gates across the

This week’s federal case out of Jersey City spotlights a contractor’s guilty plea for paying $1.5 million in bribes and

This feature dives into the world of Hank Schwartz’s Delicatessen and Appetizing, a Jersey City-based culinary venture led by Jason

505 Summit, a 53-story mixed-use residential tower in Jersey City, is now complete. Panepinto Properties brought the project to life,

This article takes a look at how Cushman & Wakefield arranged a $136 million refinancing for Modera Lofts, a 366-unit

The article follows the journey of a Jersey City-born international basketball player who ended up stranded in the Middle East.

This piece tells the story of Eugene Campbell III, a Jersey City native and former New Jersey City University basketball

In this post, let’s dig into Panepinto Properties’ new leasing milestone for 505 Summit in Jersey City’s Journal Square. We’ll

This blog post recounts the ordeal of Eugene Campbell, a Jersey City-born professional basketball player who found himself stranded in

The city’s in the thick of a financial mess. Jersey City officials are asking for a record $150 million in

The article dives into a sweeping reorganization of the Jersey City Police Department. Mayor James Solomon and Acting Public Safety

This weekend’s edition from New Jersey Family rounds up a bunch of family-friendly happenings all across New Jersey. Some options

This blog post takes a quick Jersey City news update and spins it into a friendly, practical guide for travelers.

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This article outlines NJ TRANSIT’s upcoming open house for real estate developers and commercial real estate professionals. The agency’s transit-oriented

The Bergen Arches stretch for about a mile through downtown Jersey City. This unused corridor, owned by New Jersey Transit,

Doug Edert’s 2026 NCAA Tournament bracket has sparked a fresh round of March chatter. The Jersey City-born guard’s unlikely rise

Jersey City is moving ahead with a thorough audit of its employee health insurance plans. The city wants to get

The Jersey City Restaurant Fest is back. This two-week culinary celebration—pitched by the Jersey City Restaurant Owners Coalition—showcases the city’s

This article breaks down a proposed New York State Dark Skies bill. Let’s unpack how shielded outdoor lighting, downward-directed illumination,

This blog post dives into the sudden closure of Heights University Hospital in Jersey City. It explores the regulatory mess,

Jersey City’s latest urban wildlife initiative shows a real push to protect migrating birds from window strikes. The article looks

This article looks at the indictment of a Jersey City woman accused of stealing through fake debit cards across New

A bill moving through New Jersey’s Senate would tighten oversight on how Liberty State Park could be privatized. It’s about

CMPND | Private Offices & Coworking Space just opened a new spot in Jersey City in 2026. This move says

Jersey City’s caught up in a heated fight over health care and land use. Hudson Regional Health wants to shut

This blog post distills a Jersey City editorial written by 200 public school parents. They applaud four Board of Education

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This post takes a lost news article and gives it a Jersey City twist. Instead of a basic summary, you’ll

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This article takes a practical tip from the Good Housekeeping Institute and brings it into real-life kitchen routines. A quick

The article covers the sudden closure of Heights University Hospital in Jersey City, the legal scramble that followed, and the

The Heights University Hospital closure marks a big shift for Jersey City Heights. A long-standing healthcare anchor just shut its