Teri West

| Landlords across the city of Hoboken are licking their wounds, but there's more than one way to change rent control regulations, one of their leading voices said Wednesday.

The appointment requires a majority vote of the council and would have to be completed by Dec. 5.

| Hey Jersey City, how does a recreation center in each of the city's six wards sound to you?

The ordinance to create the new special improvement district is up for introduction at Thursday’s regular city council meeting.

Negotiations with vendors and insurers. New technology. Introducing a new surgical program.

Originally, the city planned to assess about 500 properties in the area surrounding the heart of Journal Square.

The Albion Hotel proposed for 201 Newark Ave., an area not zoned for hotels, would be nine stories and is being challenged by neighbors, including residents of the adjacent Saffron condominium building, who argue it is out of character for the area.

| As the visibly homeless population has grown in Hoboken since the COVID-19 pandemic, so have conversations about safety ― but few have

The school district would have exclusive access to the fourth floor of Grossnickle Hall next year and complete access of the third floor as well, beginning in September 2026. The Jersey City Board of Education was scheduled to vote on the memorandum of agreement Wednesday.

The Jersey City Board of Education appointed its third business administrator in three years Wednesday after its most recent administrator resigned this month.