One of the region's most popular gas station/convenience store chains has preliminary plans to open in Jersey City, near the Bayonne border.

Hudson county’s southernmost city is joining the development party, and a recent groundbreaking is the latest sign that transit-oriented growth is finally coming to fruition in Bayonne.

Bayonne is drawing New York and New Jersey young creatives in a manner reminiscent to that of Brooklyn’s Bushwick in the early 2000s.

Bayonne’s status as North Jersey’s next emerging residential hotspot solidified last Friday when city officials met with the Port Authority to discuss a proposed ferry route to Manhattan.

Development in Bayonne continues with four new projects moving forward throughout the city at 175 West 7th Street, 77 East 21st Street, 82-84 East 31st Street, and 477-481 Broadway.

After the community lost a battle to save a prominent historical home in 2015, historic preservation has become a hot topic in Bayonne. But with only one official historic district and limited legal means to protect properties, preservationists are doing their best to ensure Bayonne's history survives.

Two approved projects could potentially rise soon along Kennedy Boulevard in Bayonne. One is a 48-unit mixed-use building at 79-87 Kennedy and the other a 7-unit at 717-719 Kennedy.

Yesterday, Bayonne city officials alongside representatives from Ingerman bundled up in the cold to break ground on the six-story '19 East' project located off Broadway at 19 East 19th Street.

Soon you’ll be able to enjoy the convenience of bike share in Bayonne. This week, Mayor Jimmy Davis announced a call for proposals to create a citywide program.

A new residential project, marketed towards young professionals, is planned for Bayonne near the 45th St Light Rail station. The 5-story project will house 65 residential units.