**Journal Square’s makeover is now official. The Port Authority has announced that it is finalizing a lease to bring Starbucks to JSQ, next to PJ Ryan’s Squared. The coffee house would occupy a spacious 2,079 square feet. By comparison, the average Starbucks in New York is 1,600 square feet. —NJ.com
**Starting Sunday, July 10, Whealth will offer brunch every Sunday at Transmission (150 Bay). Brunch will include live music and the entire Whealth brunch menu, which includes croissant bread pudding, frittatas, artisan cheese, Mexican street corn salad, and more. (Cocktails/drinks will be additional). There will be two seatings every Sunday: 12pm and 2pm. Whealth will also roll out a local lunch delivery service in August serving healthy and tasty eats to Jersey City and Hoboken before their new space at Journal Squared opens officially in late 2016. —Whealth
**Jersey Digs has uncovered a construction permit at 95 Columbus (former home of PNC Bank) that mentions a build out for a future Krispy Kreme. —Jersey Digs
**The Port Authority has confirmed to DNAinfo that Liberty Park will open this week. The 1-acre park sits 25 feet atop a security vehicle entrance, overlooks the 9/11 Memorial, and adds a touch of greenery to the area thanks to its more than 50 trees. —DNAinfo
**Jersey City has launched a new app for filing complaints. Jersey City Connect will let you report things such as potholes or broken traffic lights from any Android or iOS-based device. —NJ.com
**The 80-story 3 WTC has officially topped out at 1,079 feet. Retailers include Tiffany’s, British steakhouse Hawksmoor, Ladurée, Bose, Tissot, and Mont Blanc. —Curbed
**Mayor Steven Fulop and NJ Transit have announced that the No. 119 bus line will operate on a 24-hour schedule on weekdays and Saturdays effective immediately. Previously, service ended between 9pm and 10pm. —NJ.com
**July 4th weekend is almost upon us and city officials have announced that the Village People will headline Jersey City’s 4th of July party this year. —NJ.com
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