Bayonne

Our weekly news roundup of New Jersey stories you may have missed this week. This week, Bayonne residents disappointed by City Council's approval of redevelopment plan, renters flee Manhattan for Bergen County, best Jersey City restaurants, and more.

The Bridge Arts Festival comes to Bayonne on Saturday, September 9th for a day of culture, music, dance, and arts at the Dennis P. Collins Park.

A five-story building could rise where an auto service center used to operate along Avenue A in a residential Bayonne community.

Spacious one- and two-bedroom residences, many with private balconies or terraces, are available for rent and residents also enjoy a wealth of luxury amenities.

The New Jersey Turnpike Authority not only wants to replace the Newark Bay Bridge, but is also seeking to bring major changes to part of I-78 in Jersey City.

A new residential building was proposed earlier this year for 662-666 Avenue C in Bayonne. The building is slated to be 5.5 stories tall and will contain 33 residential units.

After finally securing a lease with the Port Authority and receiving a federal grant for the ferry terminal, Bayonne is on its way to a quicker commute into New York City.

The owners of the Squeez’D juice bar in Bayonne plan to continue their focus on wellness by opening a new yoga studio three blocks down the street

The grocer continues to expand throughout the Garden State and will be opening their latest location next week in the Peninsula City.

An analysis from Rent.com determined Jersey City to have the highest average monthly rent in the country with neighboring Hoboken also ranking high on their list.