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Hoboken Police Chief Ken Ferrante to retire July 1 Updated May 18, 2021; Posted May 18, 2021 Retiring Hoboken Police Chief Ken Ferrante during a ceremony at City Hall on Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2018. Reena Rose Sibayan | The Jersey Journal Facebook Share Hoboken Police Chief Ken Ferrante will retire July 1 after more than six years at the helm of the department and a cumulative 28 years in policing, he announced Tuesday. The chief, 48, said he has “loved every second of” his time in the departm...

Hudson Reporter ‘I have proudly served this city and loved every second of it’ Hoboken Police Chief Ken Ferrante to retire × Hoboken Police Chief Ken Ferrante will officially retire on July 1 after 28 years of policing. Hoboken Police Chief Ken Ferrante will officially retire on July 1 after serving as police chief since 2014. “I have been a police officer for 28 years, the Police Chief for the past seven years, and two years as OEM Coordinator before that,” said Ferr...

Hudson County View By John Heinis/Hudson County View “Today I have applied for retirement, effective July 1, 2021,” Ferrante, who served as the city’s office of emergency management coordinator for two years before becoming chief, said in a email this afternoon. “I have proudly served this city and loved every second of it. In fact, my father Retired Captain Fred Ferrante and I served for a combined 60 plus years at the HPD. For the past 9 years, I have not disconnected from...

Hudson Reporter Hoboken City Council asks state to take over 2017 flyer investigation Hateful flyer case remains unsolved × The Hoboken City Council adopted a resolution asking Attorney General Gurbir Grewal to take over the investigation into an illicit 2017 flyer. As Hoboken prepares for the November mayoral election, unanswered questions loom from the last, because an investigation into an anonymous midnight flyer distributed just days before the 2017 election remains unsolve...

Hudson County View New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal. By John Heinis/Hudson County View “I can’t support this resolution tonight: I don’t think it solves any problem. I don’t think it helps any investigation and if it were just a neutral statement – ‘let’s transfer this so that we can get to the bottom of this’ – perhaps I would support it, but that’s not what this is,” said 5th Ward Councilman Phil Cohen. “This is a resolution that questions the inte...

Moment woman, 23, is pulled from the Hudson River after she climbed over railing of New Jersey pier to get a better view of Manhattan for a photo and fell through snow-covered gap A woman climbed over railing near Pier 13 in Hoboken, New Jersey, on Saturday to take pictures of Manhattan skyline when she fell into a gap  Woman ended up 10-12 feet below the pier in waist-deep water and was holding onto a piece of metal  Her brother called the police, who arrived and used rope and life preserve...