NJ Transit Resumes Philadelphia to Atlantic City Rail Service
After a nine-month hiatus, NJ Transit announced it has resumed service on its Philadelphia to Atlantic City line.
Bike Share Craze Reaches NJ Burbs with Zagster Launching in Mercer County
Jersey Digs has learned that a bike share program is expected to launch later this month at two parks in the Princeton area.
Glassy Statue of Liberty Museum Opens on Liberty Island
The $70 million expansion opened on May 16 and is expected to welcome over 4.3 million visitors annually.
Meet Bone-In, the Company Delivering NJ Farms to Your Front Door
Through trusted partnerships with local New Jersey sustainable farms, Bone-In offers a hearty organic selection and next-day delivery to Jersey City, Hoboken, and beyond.
36 Apartments Planned for Former Bristol-Myers Squibb Parking Lot in Hillside
A property in Union County that used to serve employees of one of the world’s largest laboratories could soon contain a new development.
Johnson & Johnson Family Wants Night Restrictions Lifted at Private Heliport
The helistop on the family's farm in Tewksbury was approved amidst controversy and with restrictions nearly a decade ago. Now, they want some of those restrictions lifted.
NJ Transit Begins Trans-Hudson Contingency Planning
With the only commuter rail tunnels dating back over a century, Jersey Digs has learned that New Jersey Transit is starting to create contingency plans.
$28 Million in Tax Credits Will Expand Affordable Housing in NJ
The New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency has awarded funds that will help add over 1,400 units of affordable housing to the Garden State, including three major projects in Jersey City and Newark.
Report: New Jersey Has the Fastest Internet in the U.S., Jersey City Fastest in...
A new report out by internet speed-test company Ookla ranks New Jersey as the state with the fastest internet speed.
Latest NJ Cannabis Bill Advances, Prioritizes Jersey City, Newark Businesses
New Jersey’s legal marijuana industry could get going next year, and an advancing bill has significant benefits for four of the state’s largest cities.
