Officials say the protected lane cut crashes 43 percent, but the vote may not actually kill it.

Middle schoolers told the city council that scrapping school-based teams for skill-assessment squads leaves them without a say.

A 694-unit skyscraper could replace the vacant 1925 Jersey Journal building, but it comes with zero affordable units.

Falchetta will pour Italian wines and steakhouse classics into the old Johnny Pepperoni space after 15 years of pizza.

Squads of up to 20 train twice weekly with the same coach as Club Athletic makes its New Jersey debut.

A free walking tour hits studios and galleries citywide this weekend, with a museum auction kicking things off.

Mary Snyder's Paper Mache Ballerina LLC just scored a dormant liquor license for 594 Palisade Avenue, dark for nearly two years.

The Newark Avenue spot opened in 1999 and never shared why it's shutting down. Diners have until November 22 for a final meal.

A planned 900-unit high-rise near the PATH station has been delayed after the application was carried more than eight times as a lawsuit over a vacated street drags on.

The former Aspen Marketplace site at 226 Washington Street will become 18 apartments plus a green roof and roof deck.

Ube cookies and leche flan now line the case at 240 Newark Street, with a Heights location still to come.

Rosy Bagolie wants the Attorney General to probe how two East Newark BOE seats vanished from Tuesday's ballot.

Pixclara is an FDA-approved brain imaging drug intended to help distinguish recurrent or progressive glioma from treatment-related changes.