Read the February 27, 2026 Jersey Digs article about the Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy’s recent community program of Save the Powerhouse walking tours.

Watch the Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy in an interview with reporter David Cruz on his YouTube channel Hold That Thought with David Cruz where we talk about our new Black Heritage Trail walking and bus tours!

Join the Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy for a 2-tour Black Heritage Trail event on Saturday, February 21, 2026, from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Seats are very limited — so book tickets now!

The Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy’s statement regarding the recent “collapse zone” alert at the Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Powerhouse site on the Jersey City waterfront.

Learn about the inspiration behind the new artistic vision of the Powerhouse on the latest episode of Nathalie Kalbach’s popular Sidewalk Stories podcast!

Experience the Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy’s SAVE THE POWERHOUSE walking tours virtually through the masterful lenses of local photographers!

Plug into preservation in Jersey City in 2026! Join the Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy’s Save the Powerhouse community campaign — because the Powerhouse need us!

Join the Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy (JCLC) from November-December 2025 + January-April 2026 for the Save the Powerhouse Walking Tours, a series of curated explorations of the revived residential and commercial Powerhouse neighborhood. $10 for adults; $5 for seniors/veterans/students.

Tuesday, December 2, 2025, is Giving Tuesday — what better moment to give generously to our new community campaign for Jersey City’s historic Powerhouse!

The fight to preserve Jersey City’s 1908 Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Powerhouse sparked the creation of the Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy 25 years ago. Today, this industrial giant still stands — but it needs us. Join the movement to protect our city’s most powerful landmark and ensure its story lives on.

Jersey City’s historic Universal Building in Journal Square — named last May as one of the 10 Most Endangered Historic Places in New Jersey by Preservation New Jersey — is featured in the latest issue of Preservation Bites.

Resident activists at Jersey City’s at The Beacon have filed a lawsuit to fight an approved new development on the site of the National Register-listed landmark.

The Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy’s community call for Excellence in Preservation Award nominations for 2025 is live until July 16, 2025 — take a few minutes to make a submission for a worthy project or property!

Preservation New Jersey is leading the New Jersey call-to-action campaign for the National Trust’s recent action alert related to the threatened Historic Preservation Fund. Please lend your voice to the cause for this desperately-needed funding source for our built heritage!

Jersey City’s UNIVERSAL BUILDING makes Preservation New Jersey’s 10 Most Endangered Historic Places list for 2025. One of Journal Square’s first skyscrapers — and the location in the 1930s of Frank Sinatra’s first live-radio performances — the building is threatened with demolition and erasure as Jersey City looks to widen a pedestrian walkway for the benefit of well connected developers.

Preservation Without Transparency is Not Preservation: Calling for Community Respect and Clear Communication on the Loew’s Project and Beyond

Sidewalk Stories is a new podcast exploring the places, people, and hidden histories that make our neighborhoods vibrant. Join artist Nat Kalbach as she walks the streets of Jersey City and beyond, uncovering the stories beneath our feet through conversations with preservationists, community advocates, and local changemakers. New episodes released on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month.

JCLC Trustee Shirin Vazir MacCormack was celebrated at the 2025 Women's History Month Gala and Awards Ceremony at the Historic Brennan Court House on March 27, 2025 — and we could not be more proud of this visionary community leader and preservationist! Listen to the April 1, 2025 episode of the HudcoRadio podcast to hear Shirin’s reaction on receiving this annual recognition with two additional Hudson County women activists — and her impassioned statements on the endangered Powerhouse in Jersey City!

Read The Jersey Journal article written by preservation advocate John Gomez.

99 Greene Street — the former and recently closed Iron Monkey bar and restaurant — in Jersey City’s Paulus Hook Historic District has appeared to have been stricken during this week’s cold snap by a burst water pipe. Residents as well as the JCLC are deeply concerned about the stability of the already-fragile 200+-year-old Federal-era brick row building, perhaps Paulus Hook’s oldest standing structures.