Infrastructure

A $5 million plan that will create almost eight miles of publicly accessible space around Jersey City’s water supply is moving forward following approvals.

The Garden State’s two largest cities can be unpleasant for those behind the wheel.

The New Jersey Turnpike Authority will break ground this month on a $10 million project that will build a new vehicular access road from Downtown into Liberty State Park.

The Port Authority announced that improvements set for the system will increase capacity by 40% on the Newark-World Trade Center trains and add 20% capacity to other lines by 2022.

Two community associations have penned a letter opposing the 2,360-unit plan, while two other groups support the proposal due to affordable housing and public benefits that are included.

Workers installed the two-way path last week to kick off an initiative that will add nine miles of protected lanes throughout the city.

Still in the early conceptual phase, the massive project would transform one of downtown Jersey City's last remaining industrial sections. In order to build it, the developer is ready to provide huge givebacks to the community.

Castle Point Terrace will undergo an improvement project that involves completely reconstructing the street.

New renders have been revealed for the 20-story hotel, a project that will now include almost $5 million in community givebacks.

The Hoboken City Council took a step toward re-bidding a much-maligned sewer contract after a month that saw 18 water main breaks rock the city.