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Poggi Press owner still against Hoboken using land for public safety...
The owner of the valuable Poggi Press land in Hoboken is still against the city using the land for a proposed public safety headquarters...
Hoboken Mayor Bhalla taps former Police Chief Ferrante as new public...
Hoboken Mayor Ravi Bhalla has tapped former Police Chief Kenneth Ferrante as their new public safety director, set to assume his new role next...
Bhalla talks open space, climate change, & new public safety HQ...
Hoboken Mayor Ravi Bhalla discussed open space projects, climate change, and a potential new public safety headquarters - among other things - during his...
As Murphy ends school mask mandates, Hoboken lifts COVID-19 state of...
As Gov. Phil Murphy (D) ends the school mask mandates across the state today, the City of Hoboken is lifting their COVID-19 state of...
Hoboken Mayor Ravi Bhalla to deliver virtual State of the City...
Hoboken Mayor Ravi Bhalla will deliver a virtual state of the City Address on Monday evening, his first since the COVID-19 pandemic began.
By John...
Potential Hoboken cannabis business at old tavern lights up feud between...
A potential recreational cannabis business at the Hudson Tavern site in Hoboken has lit up the ongoing feud between Mayor Ravi Bhalla and 2nd...
Fulop, Stack, & Bhalla endorse Assemblyman Mukherji for state senate in...
Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop, state Senator (D-33)/Union City Mayor Brian Stack, and Hoboken Mayor Ravi Bhalla are all coming out the gate to...
City of Hoboken unveils ‘I AM 400’ banner at Church Square...
The City of Hoboken unveiled an "I AM 400" banner, commemorating the African Journey in America between 1619-2019, at Church Square Park for Black...
Hoboken to end indoor mask mandate Wednesday as COVID-19 rate of...
The City of Hoboken will end their indoor mask mandate on Wednesday as the COVID-19 rate of transmission plummets through the state.
By John...
Hoboken City Council unanimously approves 2 contracts with police & fire...
The Hoboken City Council unanimously approved (9-0) two retroactive contracts with their police and fire department through 2023 at last night's meeting.
By John Heinis/Hudson...
