This photo shows sunrise at the Newark Broad Street Train Station.
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The Kislak Building at the corner of Broad Street and Central Avenue in Newark is slated to be converted into residential use.
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Every year, this tree at South Mountain Reservation in Millburn Township is decorated by local residents for the holidays.
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The NJ Transit bridge over the West Branch of the Rahway River in Millburn dates to 1893.
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This photo shows the Newark Bears and Eagles Riverfront Stadium at sunrise with the Lower Manhattan skyline in the distance. The stadium will be demolished to make way for a new mixed-use neighborhood.
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Newark, New Jersey: Two restaurant locations that have been under construction for several months are about to open in Newark.
Essex County Place broke the news in the spring that The Halal Guys and Grabbagreen were planning to open locations within the Shoppes on Broad in the city's Downtown. Now, the businesses are preparing for opening day.
According to Morgan Vanderwall of Grabbagreen, the franchise's first location in the Northeastern United States will open at 98 Halsey Street, between Prudental Drive and Cedar Street, this Tuesday, December 13th. The 1,755 square foot restaurant will be owned by Maplewood residents Paul Stephen Hudson and Bernard Ciszewski, who plan to open 20 locations in New Jersey over the next ten years.
A few yards away, The Halal Guys will have a soft opening of its first Essex County location on Monday, December 19th at 72 Halsey Street near the corner of New Street. A ribbon-cutting event will be held next month at the restaurant, which will serve gyros, falafel, chicken, and sandwiches.
Wok to Walk and European Wax Center are also planned for the complex.
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This photo shows the exterior of Newark Penn Station.
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This photo was taken along Broad Street in Downtown Newark.
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The new Newark Walks tour features dozens of landmarks across the city.
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This photo shows the Stickel Bridge and the NJ Transit Bridge in Newark at rush hour.
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