Jersey Digs has exclusively learned that the owner of a property near Newark’s Prudential Center is looking to construct a new building that would be 20 to 30 stories tall.

City records show that L+M is planning major changes to Newark’s tallest all-residential building.

The former Grabbagreen space in Downtown Newark will soon house another restaurant. A growing burger chain from Israel will open in the Halsey Street space.

Several bridges in Newark were found to be under emergency status and were supposed to be fixed by January. City officials are now giving the contractor until June to finish the job.

Governor Phil Murphy will speak at an event today celebrating the topping off of Newark’s latest mixed-use tower.

LinkNWK will bring free services such as Wi-Fi, mobile device charging, and real-time local information to the streets of Newark.

The park that has allowed for Newarkers and visitors to enjoy the Passaic River will soon be expanded again.

A restored facade, retail, residential apartments, and perhaps even a theater are part of the plan for the storied structure.

The City of Newark is selling property it owns to make way for six affordable units.

The Jersey City-based gastropub is hopping a westbound PATH train and will open a new multi-level restaurant near the Prudential Center.