St Brelade residents have had to fork out hundreds of pounds in repairs after a number of cars were vandalised on Clos des Sables.
Jersey Police say three incidents of malicious damage have been officially reported on the estate in the last few weeks.
Officers are continuing to investigate the spate of incidents where possible, but a Police spokesperson says some lines of enquiry have been exhausted.
The cases remain on file in case any new information comes forward.
Jersey's home birth suspension remains in place
More than a year on, islanders have been told that home births will remain paused.
Firm chosen to build Jersey's new hospital at Overdale
Construction firm Bouygues UK has been chosen to build Jersey's new hospital at Overdale.
St Saviour ratepayers to vote on £3m park
People living in St Saviour will be asked to agree spending up to £3.1 million creating a new public park.
'Action plan' announced to grow Jersey's financial services industry
An action plan is being developed to grow Jersey's financial services industry.
Term 'illegitimate child' abolished in 'landmark' family rights reforms
Children in Jersey born out of marriage will no longer be termed 'illegitimate'.
Cyber security law proposed to protect Jersey's essential services
A new law has been drafted, which would give the Jersey Cyber Security Centre formal powers and a legal mandate to issue guidance and standards.
Jersey Airport departures lounge set for 'big' transformation
Ports of Jersey has announced that the airport's departures lounge will be getting a revamp 'very soon'.
Minister: Hopes of recouping up to £3m of Blue Islands' debt
Jersey's Economic Development Minister says he thinks the government can recoup between £1 million and £3 million following the collapse of Blue Islands.
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