
After 17 years of false starts, bankruptcies, and public scorn, the Meadowlands project now known as American Dream opened its doors to the public Friday.

After 17 years of false starts, bankruptcies, and public scorn, the Meadowlands project now known as American Dream opened its doors to the public Friday.

It started as Xanadu in 2003, has since been through several developers and has cost billions of dollars

The beleaguered agency, which continues to face service disruptions and deep money woes, is under increasing pressure from riders and lawmakers to up its game

Bergen County Executive James Tedesco showed up to testify at NJ Transit’s final public hearing on the agency’s expanded bus routes to the American Dream megamall ...

Since July, developer Triple Five has pegged Oct. 25 to be the megamall’s opening date, but the group has now specified exactly which attractions will ...


Concerns continue to swirl about how customers will get to the sprawling entertainment and retail development.

The Economic Development Authority has given Triple Five until June 17 to submit a fully updated application for the modified American Dream project.

A blockbuster tax break on the chance a company will create jobs in Camden. Hoboken's antique gas mains get replaced by flood-resistant plastic. And the ...

The Economic Development Authority approved $260 million in tax incentives for Holtec International to build and operate a facility in Camden.

The governor giving away millions, but holding tight on a political endorsement. Plus, we take a look at who’s ahead in the race for campaign ...

Alan Marcus says the New York Jets and Giants have breached an agreement by suing to stop the American Dream project. He said the teams ...