Elizabeth

New Jersey’s legal marijuana industry could get going next year, and an advancing bill has significant benefits for four of the state’s largest cities.

The pedestrian walkway and bike path on the new Goethals Bridge are expected to open later this year.

A historic office building in Elizabeth is being converted into a residential development that could include a rooftop lounge.

A residential development is envisioned for a site in Elizabeth that is between the city’s main train station and the Kean University campus.

A hearing is scheduled today to determine whether plans to construct three nine-story towers near the Elizabeth train station will be allowed to move forward. One of the towers could even include a rooftop restaurant.

New details have been revealed about an upcoming 267-unit project near the Elizabeth Train Station, including plans for a new park and second phase of the development.

Imperial House at 750 North Broad Street was sold by Landmark Companies to a private investor. Gebroe-Hammer Associates brokered the deal.

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.

The location where the Whyman House on Newark Avenue in Elizabeth used to stand might become the site of a multi-family development.

Elizabeth, New Jersey, might be one of the most important cities in the nation without a commission to protect its historic landmarks.