Legal Settlement Could Net Hoboken New Waterfront Pier, DPW Garage
The city council approved an agreement that exchanges development rights at their public works facility for a pier on 15th Street.
Lawsuit Seeks to Block Hoboken’s First Medical Marijuana Dispensary
A company that's looking to open a competing dispensary claims Harmony Foundation is circumventing local cannabis regulations and argues the city abused its discretion by approving the plans.
Wanna Bet? Sports Wagering Officially Coming to the Garden State
Monmouth Park has the inside track on taking the first sports bets in New Jersey, but several other facilities could be up and running within the next few months.
Deutsche Bank Sues Union City for Tortiously Interfering with Their Business
The company says Mayor Brian Stack has ignored their requests to settle fines on a property they purchased out of foreclosure because the city wants the parcel for themselves.
Lawsuit Says Jersey City’s ‘Deeply Flawed’ Inclusionary Zoning Should Go
The Fair Share Housing Center is asking the courts to throw out legislation that the City Council approved this summer, arguing that it was enacted illegally and “gives a pass to politically connected developers.”
Amid Lawsuits and Protests, Work Stops on 38-Story Halo in Newark
The first phase of Newark's Halo development has been plagued by safety concerns and a court action.
Lawsuit Seeks to Block 17-Story Rezoning Near Jersey City’s Berry Lane Park
A non-profit has taken the city to court over their residential rezoning of a large Communipaw Avenue property that was allegedly set aside for a park expansion.
Several Businesses Sue Jersey City Over Payroll Tax, Claim It’s Unconstitutional
Numerous companies including Mack-Cali are looking to have the law thrown out, but a judge will allow it to still take effect when the calendar changes to 2019.
Legal Settlement Could Finally Bring Building to Jersey City’s 107 New York Avenue
Following a lawsuit over rejected proposals to revitalize a warehouse in The Heights, the city has agreed to a deal that would adaptively reuse and expand the building.
Lawsuit Looks to Block Newark’s First Wawa Location
The Broad Street Neighborhood Association is looking to void approvals the city’s planning board granted to the 24-hour convenience store.
