Newark

A proposed Harriet Tubman monument meant to replace a statue of Christopher Columbus that was removed in the heat of 2020’s unrest was unanimously voted down.

So much of New Jersey’s rail network is designed to access Manhattan when we should prioritize connecting the cities within our own borders.

Following the demolition of Newark’s Queen of Angels Church residents are relieved to learn that the church's stained-glass windows were not destroyed and will soon find a home at another one of the city’s religious landmarks.

Japanese and Korean-influenced eatery Kinjo is now open in Newark.

An Essex County organization has announced plans for a new housing community targeted towards local residents who experience homelessness.

If you’re looking for an investment property, these two three-family homes in Newark offer limitless potential. With a recently reduced listing prices and 100% occupancy, you’ll see more return on your investment right away.

The city’s annual Walk to the Water and River Day events are returning.

Recognizing the best in affordable housing, the award highlights Hahne & Co. on Broad Street and the intrinsic idea that an affordable home is the necessary foundation for a happy and productive life.

Amid changes in where business and companies are seeking to locate, a free event is being held this afternoon regarding how existing facilities can be transformed.

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