Announcement

The second season of the Ryan Murphy-produced drama Feud will be set in 1960s and 70s Manhattan and is looking for paid extras to join their shoots.

A non-profit that was launched to help businesses in the Mile Square City cope with the financial impact of coronavirus is having their third digital fundraiser later this week with Yo La Tengo headlining the festivities.

An Essex County commissioner said that he supports a study on a possible “exit strategy” for the deer hunt.

The winners of New Jersey Future’s annual Smart Growth Awards were announced and one of Hoboken’s most anticipated resiliency projects was included with this year’s recipients.

Yesterday, SCALE Lending announced that it closed on a $120 million construction loan for a Journal Square multi-family development.

The 8,750-square-foot space for kids is slated to open early Spring 2019.

Ace Institute of Technology signed a three-year lease in Journal Square's iconic office building at 591 Summit Avenue.

Apply now to fill one of six vacancies on the PATH Rider’s Council and speak up for commuters.

Jones Lang LaSalle recently closed on financing for the 25-story Jersey City tower, which has already broken ground.

The Jersey City-based real estate brokerage Sawyer Smith Residential is opening a second office this summer, expanding its presence in Hudson County with a completely updated space in Hoboken.