The Shanghainese restaurant is selling combo meals via contactless delivery and will be matching all food donations customers make to hospital workers.

A developer wants to bring a new complex to a group of properties near Route 440 and the Hackensack River in Jersey City.

Yet another Urby project could be coming to Jersey City. Developers are in the early stages of potentially bringing an 18-story building to the site of Hudson County Community College’s bookstore on Sip Avenue.

An eight-story facility along Morris Pesin Drive would include multiple restaurants, two ballrooms, and outdoor terraces sporting views of New York Harbor.

A development called “One Grove” could bring nearly 150 units to 221 Grove Street in Jersey City.

Many of the city’s largest towers and biggest developments are still active worksites due to carve-outs in Governor Murphy’s orders halting non-essential construction.

Jersey City restaurants and volunteers organized as fast as you can say bon appetit to feed the community’s seniors affected by Coronavirus social distancing.

Plans are moving forward to bring a new development to the former Joseph Cabala Auto Body property on Central Avenue in Jersey City.

A new drone video captures Jersey City’s Journal Square neighborhood as a virtual ghost town.

NJ Transit will re-open two out of their three shuttered rail stations in Jersey City later this month, returning train service to the Bergen-Lafayette and Greenville neighborhoods that's been suspended since last summer.