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Part two of our series looking at the history behind some more of Newark’s notable fading signs.

Plans for the Passaic-Bergen Passenger Service Restoration Project in Northern New Jersey, which would serve several Paterson neighborhoods. have resumed.

From Revolutionary relics to scenic tree-lined streets of historic homes, gaslights, and churches, New Jersey’s capital is filled with historical landmarks, most of which are open to the public.

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

Promising to bring Manhattan-style luxury living to this side of the Hudson River, One Park is changing the face of the Gold Coast as it ascends from a cliff top toward its 14-story summit.

A new project in Clifton involves both new construction and adaptive reuse of a historic building to create affordable housing.

The two NYC-based companies will be taking up residence in a historic two-level structure on the corner of Washington and 14th Streets.

A mixed-use development in North Brunswick is creating a commuter-friendly town center complete with a new train station.

If you’re a fan of vintage-chic design, you’ve likely come across @ball_and_claw_vintage on Instagram – the beloved #currentdesignsituation hashtag Kings, and local Jersey City residents to boot. Now, take a look inside their vintage filled Lincoln Park home.

220 Eighteenth Street, Pier Six, and the Emerson Radio Factory all appear primed for development in Downtown Jersey City’s north end.