From Cookies to Data? Former Nabisco Site in Fair Lawn Raises New Questions
The former Nabisco property along Route 208 in Fair Lawn is being marketed for new industrial tenants, but one phrase…
Newark’s Long-Awaited Four Corners Project Moves Forward With Nearly $37 Million in Financing
NEWARK, NJ — A major redevelopment project that has been years in the making is moving closer to construction after…
Audit Finds Serious Problems in Jersey City Finances as Residents Face Major Tax Hike
JERSEY CITY, NJ — A newly released independent audit is raising fresh questions about Jersey City’s financial management at a…
New Jersey Sues Amazon, Accusing the Retail Giant of Restricting Competition for Delivery Drivers
New Jersey is taking Amazon to federal court, accusing the retail giant of using its enormous power over its delivery…
Secaucus Mayor Threatens Lawsuit Against American Dream, Says NJ Towns Are Owed Millions
One of New Jersey’s biggest attractions is facing a growing dispute with the communities surrounding it. Secaucus Mayor Mike Gonnelli…
Jersey City Faces 15% Property Tax Hike as Residents Voice Concern
Jersey City homeowners are bracing for a painful jump in property taxes. The city’s proposed 2026 budget calls for a…
Called the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail, But It Has Never Reached Bergen County
It’s called the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail, but more than 25 years after the system began operating, it still does not…
JCP&L Seeks Nearly 9% Residential Rate Increase, but Customers Would Not Feel Full Impact Until 2028
NEW JERSEY — Jersey Central Power & Light has filed a new rate proposal with the New Jersey Board of…
“Skip the Stuff”: New Plastic Utensil Law Takes Effect Today in New Jersey
TRENTON, NJ — Starting today, August 1, 2026, restaurants, cafés, food trucks, and other food service businesses across New Jersey…
Amazon Sued Over Allegedly “Toxic” Protein Powder
Amazon is facing a class-action lawsuit over the sale of Orgain protein powder that allegedly contains concerning levels of heavy…