Jersey City

Preliminary plans are in the works to develop a city-owned lot in Jersey City's historic Bergen Hill neighborhood. The plan could bring a 5-story, 30-unit building to the currently wooded parcel.

A prominent landmark in a rapidly developing neighborhood could be revived and expanded under a proposed new district, which would preserve a piece of Jersey City’s history and update it for modern times.

From sweets to nostalgia to ramen noodles, Jersey City has several exciting eateries in the works.

In the nearly 17 years since the first riders boarded the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail, buildings containing thousands of residential units have risen within walking distance of many of its 24 stations. Now, development could soon be centered around a stop in Jersey City’s Bergen-Lafayette.

While other areas of Jersey City may get more attention, Greenville has a few hidden gems of its own. Here's our roundup of some of the best eats in the neighborhood.

Journal Square commuters seeking a caffeine kicker are going to have to wait a little while longer, as the Starbucks Coffee scheduled to open is now delayed a few months.

For over a decade, a large lot has sat vacant along a heavily-traveled corridor in the Greenville neighborhood of Jersey City. Now, developers are planning to build a new 5-story residential building on the site.

The development surge in Jersey City is pushing further south to Greenville with this new 24-unit project on Bergen Avenue near Audobon Park.

Downtown Jersey City is about to get a little sweeter. The city’s first Krispy Kreme location on the corner of Marin Boulevard and Christopher Columbus drive has officially set an opening date.

Jersey City’s craft beer and homebrewing haven The Thirsty Quaker is hosting make-your-own-wine classes where every attendee gets to take home a gallon of their favorite vino.