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Hudson County Sheriff’s Office swears in 12 new officers to the...
The Hudson County Sheriff's Office is beefing up their department, swearing in 12 new officers earlier this week.
By John Heinis/Hudson County View
"Our mission to...
Ex-Gov. Codey comes to Hoboken to help fundraise for Freeholder Romano
State Senator (D-27) and former New Jersey Gov. Richard Codey made the trip to Hoboken last night to help fundraise for Freeholder Anthony Romano...
Hoboken officials, residents protest NY Waterway’s potential takeover of Union Dry...
Hundreds of residents joined Hoboken officials at the Sinatra Place Park on Friday night to protest the possibility of New York Waterway taking over...
Longtime Romano Chief of Staff Rivera leaves county gig for job...
Hoboken Freeholder Anthony Romano's (D-5) longtime Chief of Staff Marelyn Rivera left her county gig this week for a new job with the Gov.-elect...
Vainieri remains chair, O’Dea vice chair, of county board of chosen...
North Bergen Freeholder Anthony Vainieri (D-8) and Jersey City Freeholder Bill O'Dea (D-2) maintained their leadership positions on the Hudson County Board of Chosen...
Hoboken clash between DeFusco and Romano tops 2017’s Feuds of the...
As we revealed during a video streamed live on our Facebook page yesterday, Hoboken 1st Ward Councilman Mike DeFusco vs. Freeholder Anthony Romano (D-5)...
Romano racked up at least $77k in debt during failed Hoboken...
Hoboken Freeholder Anthony Romano (D-5) racked up at least $77,000 in campaign debt during his failed mayoral run, according to recent filings with the...
Hoboken elects first Sikh mayor as Ravi Bhalla wins contentious race
Hoboken Councilman-at-Large Ravi Bhalla will be Hoboken's first Sikh mayor after securing about 34 percent of the vote on Election Day, vowing to keep...
In Hoboken’s 11th hour, Romano and DeFusco scrap over Stack support
In the 11th hour before Hoboken elects a new mayor, Freeholder Anthony Romano (D-5) and 1st Ward Councilman Mike DeFusco had one more tense...
Hoboken police seeking help ID’ing men who distributed ‘terrorism’ flyer
The Hoboken Police Department is seeking the public's help to identify the men suspected of distributing a campaign flyer that linked Councilman-at-Large Ravi Bhalla...
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Hudson County Review: Wayne Zitt