Municipal elections will be held tomorrow for city offices in Jersey City, Hoboken, and other non-partisan municipal elections around the state. In Jersey City, this means the Mayor and Council all have the chance to get unelected. Candidates must win a majority of cast votes, or face a run off election. Vote LevinCivic activist Dan […]
Across the Street from the Main Post Office in Jersey City, this little lot went from demolition to six story building in a matter of months. JC Construction lists the address as 255 Washington Street.
The Grand Street Tower should have reached its full height. The center of the structure is still empty, but will likely be filled in as construction continues. The South side of the tower, with a street shared with Gulls CoveFrom Liberty Harbor North with Gulls Cove on the RightThe tower looking east from Bright Street […]
213 Newark Avenue continues along with bricks along the facade. The side of the building, a stucco-like finish appears to be complete. The back side of the building
The construction at Monaco Towers continues at a snail’s pace; the giant mud puddle has become an even big mud puddle.
A Muscle Maker Grill is set to replace Camille’s cafe in the base of Harborside 4A, next to the Fat Burger.
NewYorkology discovered Macy’s has moved the Independence Day fireworks display to the Hudson River, sinking plans for an East River barge. Brooklyn’s loss is Hudson County’s gain, with five barges planned for the Hudson River. Hoboken will have a better view than Jersey City; in fact, the barges will begin at 24th Street and work […]
A long time parking lot at the corner of Wayne and Barrow Streets is now under construction.
A new bicycle shop opened on Grove Street at First Street. The store is stuffed with bicycles and accessories.
Hoboken boots a Hoboken Police car, gaining them entry to the exclusive fail blog.
