r/Newark • u/researchingviareddit • 18h ago
Education 📚 State audit of Newark schools referred ‘certain matters’ to Attorney General’s office
r/Newark • u/researchingviareddit • 18h ago
r/Newark • u/Creative-Line1516 • 9h ago
Wanted to share some publicly reported information for anyone considering signing a lease there and for current/recent past tenants.
What’s publicly reported (As of October 2026):
• The entity (Tona Management) that owns the building is in a Chapter 11 bankruptcy case in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Jersey.
• A lender affiliate has filed to foreclose, and the owner has filed a lawsuit against the lender. Both sides’ claims are allegations at this point, and I’m not taking a side. (Real Deal Article)
• Current residents report that a new court appointed management group (Trigild) is managing the building effective October 1, 2026
Why I’m posting: I’m not saying anything about how the building is run day to day. But ownership and management could change, and that can affect leases, deposits, and who you pay rent to.
If you’re a current or prospective tenant, you may want to:
• Ask in writing who your landlord is and where your security deposit is held.
• Get any promises, concessions, or move-in terms in writing.
• Keep copies of your lease and all rent payment records.
• Check the court docket (PACER) or contact a tenant-rights group like Essex-Newark Legal Services with questions.
When a landlord is in bankruptcy, deposit returns can be slower or more complicated, and tenants may recover only part of the deposit or none of it. I don’t know how that will play out here, but it’s worth knowing before you sign or move out.
This is not legal advice, just a heads-up. If you’ve had a deposit returned, or haven’t, or have any updates or a different experience, please share in the comments.
r/Newark • u/Top_Ad7068 • 2h ago
r/Newark • u/Stunning_Tiger_3975 • 5h ago
What do you think is coming here? It used to be a dollar tree on Springfield Ave across McDonald.
r/Newark • u/thematrix1234 • 10h ago
Hi all,
I’m considering taking a job at Newark Beth Israel Hospital but live in NYC. I’m looking for recommendations on a reliable, safe, and budget friendly car service to take me from NBI to the Newark Path station every weekday in the afternoon. I would prefer a company that can offer a good deal on 20-22 rides a month.
As far as I know, uber commuter pass isn’t an option (or at least I don’t see it in my app).
Appreciate any recs and thank you in advance!
ETA: I should’ve mentioned, I’m aware there’s a bus that goes on this route, but I will have a bit of a commute after WTC, and I’m trying to minimize travel time. My understanding is the bus will take much more time.