COVID-19

Jersey City, Mayor Fulop, and health officials announced today efforts to help the city's vulnerable homeless population.

The City of Newark is leasing 325 rooms at a Holiday Inn near the airport “in order to stem the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on the homeless, senior population and any other vulnerable population.”

As the nation braces for a “dark winter” of coronavirus, we look back on how New Jersey managed epidemics over the last century.

The City of Newark could spend more than $3.5 million of funding that it has received through the CARES Act on rental assistance, microenterprise assistance, and "special economic development activities."

The city will soon start accepting applications for an emergency rental assistance initiative to be run via a lottery system.

A 30-year survey and a transportation advocacy group could bring route changes and modernization to the NJ Transit bus system.

Jersey City's third Urby project might not be coming to fruition after all.

The owners are now partnering with Newark-based developer Hanini Group to bring a five-story residential building to the property.

New Jersey is releasing over 1,000 low-risk inmates from its jails to protect them from coronavirus.

"I couldn’t believe what I was seeing," said the whistleblower, who found bills totaling tens of thousands of dollars, including an unpaid bill from PSE&G for $35,000.