Newark

A new plan is one of several development proposals for the area just south of Newark’s Government Center.

The Canadian fast-casual restaurant will be bringing burritos, wraps, and more to over 1,800 square feet of space inside a Downtown Newark building.

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The proposed 16-story project in Downtown Newark is now being referred to as “Corners at Four Corners.”

The Jelliff Senior Estates development is expected to bring 51 apartments for senior citizens to a site in Newark’s Clinton Hill neighborhood. It could be partially funded by Superstorm Sandy relief funds.

The Immigrants Memorial Monument by sculptor Camilo Satiro is in the Ironbound at the corner of Ferry Street and Edison Place.

A recent study found a two New Jersey cities rank among the top 10 most festive cities in the country.

The former home of B’nai Jeshurun in Newark now has a new owner and could become known as "The Crown Building."

In the next decade, thousands of new residences in Newark and Jersey City will vie for space with existing landmarks. A new class of social media influencers is hoping they can help salvage this history through stunning imagery.

The 3.7-acre site, adjacent to Newark Broad Street Station, plans to include office space, retail stores, a hotel, and residential units.