Hoboken approved 4 redevelopment agreements for an uptown neighborhood last week. The plans include affordable housing.

Democrats hope to pass legislation making it easier to rezone commercial areas for housing before Gov. Murphy leaves office.

The plan calls for a 69-unit building, including 14 units for low-income families, on Washington Avenue at the former Pan Chemical Corp. site.

The council is scheduled to meet behind closed doors Monday, Dec. 29. The agenda says the purpose of the meeting is “to take emergent action on litigation” in the affordable housing case.

The legislation seeks to remove educational barriers for low-income students by addressing gaps in their basic needs.

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Toms River Township Mayor Dan Rodrick said the settlement includes deed restrictions on 470 units toward affordable housing ...