Bloomfield

A proposed residential development in downtown Bloomfield could endanger two religious landmarks with deep roots in the local community.

While several of New Jersey’s northern cities are experiencing a revitalization not seen in a generation, the trickle-out effect into the suburbs has also started to pick up some steam. Earlier this week, a new boutique community called The Green at Bloomfield opened up in Bloomfield.

All New Jersey residents over 21 will soon be able to legally buy pot at 13 existing medicinal facilities as recreational dispensaries and consumption lounge applications continue to emerge at the local level.

Six years after opening along Washington Street in Jersey City’s Paulus Hook neighborhood, Satis Bistro held a grand opening celebration for its new outpost at 289 Glenwood Avenue in Bloomfield last month.

Bloomfield’s Watsessing neighborhood boasts a midtown-direct train, a light rail station, and access to a highway, but has only recently caught the eye of developers.

The franchise will be serving the chain’s new menu but will stick to the delicious basics of burgers grilled to order and milkshakes plus french fries, tater tots, and onion rings.

The independent, women-owned Nightjar Dispensary has officially launched in Bloomfield.

Downtown Bloomfield's ongoing revival continues with the approval of a large-scale mixed-use project at 26 Farrand Street.

Crossroads 389, an apartment building in Hackensack, has selected Sparrow Management to oversee operations.

A complex with over 150 townhouses, a clubhouse, and a pool is being proposed near a Bloomfield NJ Transit station.