Trenton

Trenton, New Jersey is filled with ‘ghost signs’ advertising organizations and businesses that once operated within the city.

The State of New Jersey sold the former Mill Hill Processing Center near in Trenton for $800,000. The new owner is now planning apartments and retail space.

Plans are moving forward in Trenton to create a new district centered around the arts community in two neighborhoods.

New information has been released about the proposed redevelopment project at the site of Trenton’s Van Sciver Building that we reported on last week.

The sixth annual Art All Day event in Trenton attracted hundreds of residents and visitors.

Chicago-based Justice Grown was granted initial state approval in 2018 to open a cultivation center in Mercer County. Now, the Ewing Township Planning Board is scheduled to hear the plans.

As interest increases, the city looks to create a strategic plan for responsible future development near its transportation hubs.

Stakeholders-ACT!, a community organization, is holding a virtual event tomorrow in an effort to rally support.

An increasing number of New Jersey developers are finding new uses for vacant or abandoned historic buildings in urban areas. In Trenton, construction is underway on Roebling Center, a mixed-use transit-oriented-development.

Trenton's first Starbucks opened last week. It is the ninth location of a new concept of Starbucks ‘community stores’.