Jersey City’s Journal Square Wins $390M Financing for 47-Story Residential Tower
Journal Square is set to gain more than 1,000 new apartments after Great Neck-based Namdar Group secured $390 million in construction financing for its Park Tower development at 629 Newark Ave. in Jersey City, as Multi-Housing News reported Wednesday. The package comprises a $310 million senior loan from Affinius Capit
Mordis Sandwich Shop In Jersey City Serves The Breakfast Schnitzel, A Crispy Fried Chicken...
Mordis Sandwich Shop in Jersey City serves up breakfast the way chef Mordechai Chichportiche grew up eating it. His Breakfast Schnitzel stacks crispy fried chicken with egg, bacon, cheddar, and garlic aioli on challah.
The Forgotten Cemetery Under the NJ Turnpike
Every day, thousands of commuters pass through the Secaucus interchange on the New Jersey Turnpike. They do this without knowing that the ground beneath the ramps, the rail platforms, and the transfer station once held more than four thousand bodies. They were buried in unmarked shafts over the course of eight decades
Mayor Mamdani declares executive orders ahead of 9/11
LOWER MANHATTAN (PIX11) — Ahead of the 25th anniversary of 9/11, Mayor Mamdani is making official declarations to honor the day with service while also announcing a more streamlined way for the city to be prepared for future emergencies. The mayor is declaring Sept. 11 as a New York City Day of remembrance and service,
Police shoot, kill knife-wielding man on the Brooklyn Bridge: police
NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — The Brooklyn Bridge has reopened after police shot a knife-wielding man who was on the cables of the bridge early Friday morning, according to authorities. Police were called to the scene around 3:28 a.m., where they found a man walking on the cables of the bridge with a knife, authorities […]
World’s Biggest Fish Seen In New York For The 1st Time Since 1935
Two 20-ton whale sharks put on a show that hasn't been seen around here since 1935.
8 Things New Yorkers Refuse to Call by Their Official Names
New York City has passed local laws co-naming nearly 2,500 streets, intersections, and parks since 2001. The city keeps adding to that list every year. Many New Yorkers still default to whatever name they learned growing up, no matter how many new signs go up. These are the New York...
New Labor Day Weekend Forecast Takes A Turn After Stormy Stretch
The atmosphere is preparing a holiday-weekend reset after days of heat, humidity, and powerful thunderstorms. Cooler, drier, and more comfortable air will expand across much of the Northeast beginning Friday, Sept. 4, according to the National Weather Service. The change will set up a mainly dry Lab…
40-story South Bronx tower launches lottery for 227 apartments, from $1,936/month
The tallest building in the South Bronx launched a housing lottery this week for 227 mixed-income apartments. Rising 40 and 26 stories over the Harlem River in Mott Haven, 355 Exterior Street is a massive two-tower development with more than 700 apartments, ground-floor retail, and luxury amenities. Developed by Beitel
Off-duty NYPD officer accidentally shoots himself in Bronx home
The shooting happened shortly after 2 p.m. at a home on Bailey Avenue in the Kingsbridge neighborhood.

















