Jersey City Times
Jersey City Obtains More Favorable Terms on $105M State Loan to Close Deficit
City officials secured more favorable repayment terms for a $105 million state loan, extending the schedule to 16 years and delaying the initial payment to 2028 to stabilize budgets.
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4mPlans Released for $1.5B Mixed-Use, 2000 Unit Development With Open Space at Harborside
Esen and Evergreen announce a massive $1.5 billion three-tower residential complex at 310 Washington St., featuring public plazas, retail spaces, and 2,000 new units for Jersey City.
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4mSolomon Suspends Top Aide Following 'Offensive' Remark at Social Event
A top aide to Mayor James Solomon has been suspended following a controversial, racially insensitive remark suggesting Greenville residents struggling with tax increases should simply move away.
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5mCourt Revives Cannabis Conspiracy Case Against Former Mayors Fulop and Bhalla
A court ruling revives a lawsuit alleging former mayors Steven Fulop and Ravi Bhalla conspired to block a cannabis business to benefit Fulop's wife's competing dispensary.
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6mReview: 'Collective Rage,' a Lesbian and Queer-Themed Comedy at Art House Productions
This sharp, witty, and heartfelt production of Collective Rage: A Play in Five Betties offers a queer-themed, Hughes-esque exploration of self-discovery, human connection, and transformative romantic awakening.
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3mCultural Affairs Director to Resign After 25 Years of Service to Arts Community
Cultural Affairs Director Christine Goodman steps down after 25 years of transformative leadership, leaving behind a legacy of robust arts infrastructure and the pioneering Arts & Culture Trust Fund.