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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...

Must be shed before congress does its job? >> reporter: border security and immigrant crime, donald trump often sees it as one issue. >> day after day precious lives are cut short by those who have violated our borders. >> reporter: the latest case from northern nevada. a weeklong manhunt, they arrested suspect wilbur martinez guzman, 19 you make illegal immigrants wanted in a string of murders. two weeks ago police on a woman robbed and dead of a gunshot wound, 3 days later a mile away, a secon...

Comes to strategy and thinking through those dimensions. he knows the budget very well. what we dont know is he a good war-fighting secretary? a lot of criticism of chuck hagel was he would be the drawdown guy to reorganize and rewire the pentagon to deliver security in a very different way. if were going to be defining the pentagons tasks around challenges around isis what we do globally with russia which seems to be wanting a tiff here and there, then we dont really have much insight into how ...