Board of Trustees Accused of Withholding Records About ‘Clandestine’ Sale of Newark Mosque
The controversial sale of the building to Paramount Assets last year pitted the Islamic Society of Essex County (ISEC) board of trustees against prayer goers.
NY Waterway, Hoboken Union Dry Dock Dispute Heads to Court
NY Waterway has filed a request to Hudson County Superior Court after receiving a stop work order at the site from the City of Hoboken.
Lawsuit Seeks to Derail LMC’s Laurel & Saddlewood Tower in Jersey City
A local developer who owns a townhome inside a newly created condemnation area has gone to court in hopes of stopping plans for a 50-story high-rise along Marin Boulevard.
Weehawken Sued over “Unreasonable” Development Denial
A Union City-based company is taking the township’s zoning board to court after they were allegedly “arbitrary” in rejecting their scaled-back 10-unit proposal.
Jersey City’s Sixth Street Embankment Could Get Park, Two High-Rises
Jersey City’s mayor says a legal settlement should end a long-running feud over an elevated freight line, an eight-acre portion of which would be converted into greenspace if the deal goes through.
Edgewater Approves 1,200-Unit Development at Former Hess Waterfront Site
Edgewater’s planning board signed off on a proposal to redevelop 19 acres into a mixed-use project complete with parks.
Jersey City Sues Over Redevelopment At 125 Monitor Street
The Jersey City Redevelopment Agency has filed a lawsuit over a vacant warehouse at 125 Monitor Street as part of their ongoing effort to see residential reuse of the building.
West Orange Residents Vow Another Lawsuit over Controversial Property
West Orange residents are vowing yet another round of lawsuits in an ongoing legal battle involving a controversial office park and a multimillion-dollar tax abatement.
Lawsuit Seeks to Void Approvals for 141 Brunswick Street in Jersey City
The Village Neighborhood Association has gone to court to try and stop a 30-unit, five-story building from moving forward.
Newark Sues NYC Over a Program That Has Relocated 1,198 Homeless Families to the...
Newark filed a lawsuit saying that New York City is violating interstate commerce rules by coercing families to sign leases for illegal and uninhabitable apartments.