JERSEY CITY

Jersey City Lifestyle News

Coverage of lifestyle in Jersey City focuses on culture, family, home, hobbies and the everyday choices that shape daily life. Reporting follows cultural trends, shifts in family spending and the ways that residents spend their time.


Education

Live Poll

Do you think Jersey City schools need significant change in math and reading?

Administration

State Senator Endorses For Stronger Schools Slate

Sen. Raj Mukherji backs a four-candidate slate in the Jersey City Board of Education election on Nov. 3.

State Senator Endorses For Stronger Schools Slate

Real Estate

Live Poll

Should federal agencies prioritize signing new office leases in high-cost urban waterfront towers?

Commercial

Army Corps of Engineers Leases Jersey City Office

The federal agency secured nearly 90,000 square feet of office space in the city's Harborside Plaza 10 complex.

Army Corps of Engineers Leases Jersey City Office

Food and Drink

Organic Food

HIQILI Introduces USDA Certified Organic Lavender Oil

The new essential oil is USDA Certified Organic and batch-tested by GC/MS, according to the company.


Home

Live Poll

Do you support local business groups paying for city services like bike lane cleaning?

Home Cleaning

Exchange Place Alliance Buys Bike Lane Sweeper

The $250,000 CityMaster 1650 will provide weekly cleaning of Jersey City's bike lanes without relying on city funds.

Exchange Place Alliance Buys Bike Lane Sweeper

Culture

Live Poll

Do you support prioritizing the preservation of specific cultural and historical sites in your city?

African-American

Jersey City Approved 43 Black Historical Sites

The local planning board voted unanimously to incorporate these sites into the city's official Master Plan.

Jersey City Approved 43 Black Historical Sites

This section follows evolving cultural habits, family dynamics, housing and real estate trends, and shifts in daily shopping and leisure. It reaches across the city and the communities around it, observing how neighborhood character adapts to new influences. Changes in how families manage their time and budget are particularly sensitive to shifts in the local economy. The way that shared spaces are used reflects both historical patterns and the arrival of new interests within the population.