The fab folks behind the Grind Coffee Shop have expanded their Jersey City footprint with The Grind General Store, located at 293 Suydam Avenue in beautiful Bergen-Lafayette.  Think of it as the ultimate corner store of your dreams.

Per Governor Phil Murphy’s executive order, all 6.3 million voters in New Jersey should receive a mail-in ballot. Mail-in ballots should arrive by October 5 and if you will return your ballot via mail, it must be sent back/postmarked by Nov. 3.

Vegan AF opened in March and we give our hats off to them for being yet another awesome set of entrepreneurial restaurateurs in JC who have found a way to open in 2020.

As of September 1st, New Jersey gyms are authorized to re-open with restrictions in place. Capacity is limited to 25 percent, and face masks are mandatory for all members and staff.

A bike-share program between JC and Hoboken is happening at last. A joint press release from Mayor Fulop and Hoboken Mayor Bhalla laid out the plans, which we summarize for you inside:

Jersey City’s Con Vivo Music is the coolest chamber music ensemble around. Since 2007, this collective of musicians from NYC and NJ have operated with a singular mission – providing free, world-class concert music to all regardless of class, location, or income.

Our favorite healthy food chain has opened their first New Jersey location here at 90 Hudson St. The 2900 square foot space is offering outdoor patio seating now as well as online ordering, pickup and delivery.

Operating out of a compact storefront on Varick Street since April ’19, Ghost Truck owner Andrew Martino and his team maintain that mission via high quality ingredients, eco-friendly and leak-free packaging, and smart technology that lets you order your food to be made from scratch right before you receive it.

Operating out of a compact storefront on Varick Street since April ’19, Ghost Truck owner Andrew Martino and his team maintain that mission via high quality ingredients, eco-friendly and leak-free packaging, and smart technology that lets you order your food to be made from scratch right before you receive it.

Operating out of a compact storefront on Varick Street since April ’19, Ghost Truck owner Andrew Martino and his team maintain that mission via high quality ingredients, eco-friendly and leak-free packaging, and smart technology that lets you order your food to be made from scratch right before you receive it.

Operating out of a compact storefront on Varick Street since April ’19, Ghost Truck owner Andrew Martino and his team maintain that mission via high quality ingredients, eco-friendly and leak-free packaging, and smart technology that lets you order your food to be made from scratch right before you receive it.