News3 weeks ago
Jersey City Council Bans Data Centers From Industrial Zones
The Jersey City Council voted unanimously on Wednesday, August 19, 2026, to bar new data centers from the city’s industrial zones, adding Jersey City to a...
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Community3 weeks ago55 Kids Graduate From Guttenberg’s Junior Police Academy
Fifty-five young cadets graduated from Guttenberg’s 2026 Junior Police Academy in a ceremony held Saturday, August 15, 2026. The program, open to children in second or...
Sports3 weeks agoBayonne Wins First-Ever Little League World Series Game on Walk-Off Homer
Bayonne won its first-ever Little League World Series game on Wednesday, August 19, 2026, beating Bridgewater, Massachusetts, 2-1 on a walk-off home run in Williamsport, Pennsylvania....
Business3 weeks agoAltalune Brings a New Cannabis Dispensary to Jersey City
A new cannabis dispensary led by Jersey City native Amanda Rallo has opened in the city, combining cannabis products, customer education, and community involvement under one...
Business3 weeks agoHudson County Chamber Sounds Alarm on Jersey City Tax Increases in Open Letter
An Open Letter to Jersey City, Jersey City is at an economic crossroads. Compounding fiscal and tax policies are a direct threat to the economic vitality...
News3 weeks agoHudson County to Begin 18-Month JFK Boulevard Improvement Project
Hudson County will begin a major improvement project along John F. Kennedy Boulevard on Monday, August 24, 2026, aimed at improving safety, accessibility, and the streetscape...
Sports4 weeks agoBayonne Is Headed to the Little League World Series
Bayonne is headed to the Little League World Series. Bayonne Central beat Darien, Connecticut, 8-6 on Friday night, August 14, 2026, in the Metro Region championship,...
Arts & Entertainment4 weeks agoJersey City Poetry Festival Returns With Three Days of Poetry and Performance
The Jersey City Poetry Festival returns for its second year with a three-day celebration of poetry, music, performance, and visual art, taking place September 25 through...
