Jersey City

The old home of La Mexicana along Route 440 in Jersey City near Society Hill could become the site of an eight-story development.

Jersey City's Liberty Park Diner announced they will be closing permanently.

An 11-story facility that will rise on the corner of Kearney Avenue and Martin Luther King Boulevard will further consolidate the city’s government into the Jackson Square complex.

When it opened in 1928, The Stanley Theater in Journal Square was one of the greatest old movie palaces and the second-largest on the East Coast, next to Radio City. After years of neglect, the theater was purchased by the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society who transformed it into a prized house of worship.

Hudson County's jitney system can be confusing and intimidating. Here's how to take advantage of this unique form of transportation.

The renovated single-family home includes original architectural details, four bedrooms, three-and-a-half baths, a finished basement, and a private backyard. 670 Jersey Avenue is nearly 3,000 square feet and boasts an elevator.

The convenience of Jersey City has captured people's attention, but there is way more to it than the waterfront, and every neighborhood is a uniquely vibrant place to call home.

After a stint in western Hoboken, the breakfast and lunch spot has made the journey up the palisades to a new storefront in The Heights.

The restaurant’s first Garden State location will be serving up drinks and their modern American cuisine in a Downtown space that features both indoor and outdoor dining.

Unit 803 at 10 Provost Street offers three bedrooms, two baths, private outdoor space, and access to every world-class amenity.