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In this video, JamesandKarla's cute rescue dog checks out the stunning NYC skyline from the car as we drive into Manhattan from Jersey City, New Jersey.

The Heights, also known as Jersey Heights is a neighborhood in Hudson County and Jersey Citysouth of NEHO (Northeast Hoboken). This is one of the best places to live in Jersey City. This area is popular due to its family-friendly atmosphere, growth, and opportunity. There is no shortage of fun in The Heights. There is a great culinary scene as well as wonderful community parks. This is an area that developers have their eye on as many young families and young professionals are making the move to The Heights.

Jersey City might not be Hollywood, but it has produced its fair share of celebrities. From actors and actresses to singers and athletes, there are plenty of famous people who hail from Jersey City.

When it comes to pizza, Jersey City has no shortage of exciting places to get your fix. From classic pies to unique topping combinations, you’ll be hard-pressed to find a city with as many delicious pizza spots.

The sisters behind PLNTD, and backing gun safety in JC.Photo byPLNTD. Voted amongst the top plant shops in Jersey City, PLNTD is not only being recognized for its greenery but their advocacy for EveryTown For Gun Safety.

As of 2017, Jersey City is the second largest city in New Jersey, after Newark. It's also the second most populous city in the state, again after Newark. But did you know that it's over 400 years old?

luxe apartment(Max Vakhtbovych/Pexels) When Millennials were growing up, there were certain things we all expected to have happen as adults. We all thought that being married, having kids, and being able to afford a house were going to be a given. That's what adults and the media told us would be the case.

The finished railing looks great. There’s just one problem..

Brunch at Mathew’s was just what I needed!

It’s been ongoing for a couple months now. Curious to see the end result.

We love a feel-good story with a happy ending. This is certainly one of those stories. According to this New York Post article published on Sunday, Bailey, a 7-month-old German Shepard puppy managed to escape its yard in the neighborhood of Red Hook, Brooklyn on the morning of Friday, April 29th.

A golden retriever mix had to start living in a Walmart parking lot after his family left him there. Unfortunately, his owners didn't want him anymore, so he had to find a way to go on.