Mark Koosau

| JERSEY CITY — It has been a hot mess, both metaphorically and literally, for condominium residents living next to a scrapyard on the city's Hudson River waterfront.

A prominent LGBTQ+ rights activist with roots in Hoboken may be honored with a bronze statue in the park across from where she once lived — part of a program to turn the city into a destination for public art.

| The executive director of the Hoboken Housing Authority wants the Hoboken Police Department to reopen a precinct at its main complex in the wake of a fatal shooting that sent a shockwaves throughout the community.

| Like the Krusty Krab and the Chum Bucket from the long-running “SpongeBob SquarePants” cartoon, some competing cannabis dispensaries on the Newark Avenue Pedestrian Plaza in Downtown Jersey City don't see eye to eye.

| Jersey City has initiated the seizure by eminent domain of a property sought as part of its plan to reinvent Journal Square as an A-list entertainment and dining mecca, despite opposition from its longtime owners.

A group of climbers ascended the tallest building in Jersey City while it was under construction in a video posted online.

A brood of 10 ducklings fell into a storm drain near Route 440 in Bayonne, prompting city firefighters to come to their rescue.

| A basketball star-turned-Hudson County politician is joining a crowded field attempting to succeed the late Rep. Donald Payne Jr. in Congress.

| A law established last summer that requires garbage to be stored in sealed containers has helped stabilize Hoboken's rat problem, but two

| Who said that getting to play with animals can't be part of a great education?