A 6-3 council vote creates a $250-a-month sound permit for uptown waterfront venues after residents said Pier 13's noise hit a tipping point.

A $64,215 anti-pigeon net under a Bayonne bridge backfired, trapping about 30 birds and drawing activist pressure to free them.

Manchanda Group's new 13-story tower leases studios from $2,900 and dangles two months free on longer terms.

The Hoboken hospital added six new chairs and expanded hours to five days a week, increasing appointment availability for chemotherapy and other treatments.

Twenty slow-moving bots from Coco Robotics and Avride began rolling through Hoboken's First Ward, with cameras blurring faces by design.

Second-time trash and recycling scofflaws can now just pay a fine — but a third offense still means facing a judge.

UBS plans to cut 41 more jobs at its Lincoln Harbor offices this November, pushing its 2026 Weehawken layoff total past 200.

Two councilmen say the transfer for Corporation Counsel Diana Jeffrey dodges Hoboken's own salary rules. The council approved it anyway.

Irving's Service Center on First Street will give way to condos with four-bedroom units, a rooftop-style terrace, and a restaurant — but no affordable housing.

Truist just bankrolled a 69-story Urby tower rising steps from Harborside, part of a wider downtown Jersey City building boom.

The Homestead Market complex near Journal Square will rise 513 feet with zero off-street parking and 153 affordable units.

The 2nd Annual Chuseok K-Fest returns to Jersey City City Hall on October 17, free and open to all, with a K-pop dance finale.

Block B2 will bring 524 apartments and 12,100 square feet of retail steps from the Harrison PATH station.