After Warren Street School Demolished, James Street Named ‘Most Endangered’
James Street Commons Historic District, whose residents had fought to save the nearby school for over a decade, was named one of the most endangered places in the state.
Portion of Palisades in Weehawken Could be Given to Township for Preservation
An application says that the Township of Weehawken is looking to gain ownership of certain parcels along The Palisades "in order to ensure their preservation and the protection of those lands from future development."
James Street Community Rushes to Stall NJIT’s Demolition of Historic School
A decade-long battle to save a landmark in Newark’s University Heights nearly ended in demolition. Frantic phone calls to lawyers and city officials managed to stay the wrecking ball in the eleventh hour — for now.
Layers of History Hidden in the Walls of Newark’s Krueger-Scott Mansion
Architects found layers of history that go back more than a century.
Hoboken Charter School Opens its Permanent K-12 Home
A historic building along Hoboken's main drag has been integrated into an educational campus that includes new classrooms, a rooftop deck, and rear courtyard.
Trenton’s Plan to Reclaim the Waterfront Endangers Iconic Modernist Buildings
Stakeholders-ACT!, a community organization, is holding a virtual event tomorrow in an effort to rally support.
Iconic Essex House Restaurant Couldn’t Survive Pandemic, Could Become Site of Residential Building
The owners are now partnering with Newark-based developer Hanini Group to bring a five-story residential building to the property.
An Electrician Stumbled on Lost WPA Photos in West Orange, but the Fate of...
The collection of 1940s tax photos remains in limbo, held by a former chair of the Historic Preservation Commission.
Hoboken to Host Meeting on Neumann Leathers Redevelopment Plan
A scheme looking to revitalize several structures built during the 19th century would create 310 residential units plus indoor and outdoor public plazas while preserving and rehabilitating the property’s industrial arts space.
Jersey City Moves Toward $72 Million Renovation of Historic Loew’s Theater
The city's redevelopment agency has taken a step toward restoring the Journal Square landmark into a 3,300-seat performing arts center, choosing the operator behind Newark’s Prudential Center for the job.
