Jersey City

Dozens of craft beer companies from Little Ferry to Cape May are finding creative ways to give back while keep themselves and the restaurant industry afloat in a tough environment.

Downtown pick-up and delivery-only restaurant Ghost Truck Kitchen has transformed Tuesdays into a Day of Giving, feeding the frontline workers at Jersey City Medical Center.

The Jersey City Redevelopment Agency is seeking real estate marketing and brokerage services for five condominiums it owns at 311 Washington Street in Jersey City.

A Bergen-Lafayette meal delivery service will be bringing an expanded version of their business to a 1,750-square foot Downtown space later this year.

Four Jersey City residents are taking Suez and a contractor to court over the service disruption, which they claim left them without water to wash their hands amid COVID-19 concerns.

A developer wants to construct a new complex with 110 units, retail space, and parking near the Garfield Avenue stop on the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail.

The company had initially planned a 10-story rental building at the half-acre parcel but is changing course just months after completing a high-rise on land across the street.

The Shanghainese restaurant is selling combo meals via contactless delivery and will be matching all food donations customers make to hospital workers.

A developer wants to bring a new complex to a group of properties near Route 440 and the Hackensack River in Jersey City.

Yet another Urby project could be coming to Jersey City. Developers are in the early stages of potentially bringing an 18-story building to the site of Hudson County Community College’s bookstore on Sip Avenue.