Teaneck's Ethical Culture Society lights up the dark Nov. 7 with telescopes, a parking-lot campfire and a lesson on vanishing nighttime pollinators.

The six-story building would replace Housing Authority offices on Aspen Place, part of a bigger plan to reshape the city's oldest public housing site.

All three buildings were fully leased to four tenants at closing, with a weighted average lease term of about 5.5 years.

Mayor Al Morgan says crews are ahead of schedule since July's flood, but one former councilman wants plain talk, not fancy words.

Tickets are $30 and reservations are required for the Nov. 14 tasting event at the Veterans Center.

Verisk says insurers can now pull loss cost and hail-history data straight through chatbots they already use at work.

The longtime Ward 1 council vice-president is stepping aside, leaving his seat to a Semler-Siessel matchup on Nov. 3.

A man was struck and killed near North Lake Shore Drive late Saturday. Authorities still haven’t released his name.

Paul R. Martin, 42, allegedly fled in a stranger's car after a Rock Creek Terrace attack. He was jailed more than two months later.

Crews are insulating the new West Ward arts hub now, with 10 studios and apartments planned above a 3,000-square-foot gallery.

A vacant 25-by-100-foot lot on Bright Street will soon host four new homes after Jersey City planners signed off.

Domenica's Supper Club brings sourdough pizza, focaccia and espresso drinks to Franklin Avenue, open daily from breakfast through dinner.

The five-story Communipaw project adds 10 affordable units and a golf simulator lounge, but a neighbor warned parking will only get worse.