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The Hoboken PD swore in five new officers at a City Hall ceremony yesterday, bringing the local law enforcement agency up to 146 cops.

Hoboken Public Safety Director Ken Ferrante, also a former city police chief, is endorsing Rafi Cordova in the Dec. 5th 1st Ward runoff.

Parts of New York City and the Tri-State are drying out and cleaning up from one of the areas wettest days in decades.

The Hoboken PD promoted four officers - three sergeants and one lieutenant - and swore in one new one at a City Hall ceremony this afternoon.

The Hoboken City Council voted to reduce their school zone speed limit to 15 miles per hour, which impacts 15 different locations overall.

Hoboken is seeking to hire crossing guards for the 2023-2024 scholastic year, with pay starting at $16/hour and increasing after one year.

Hudson County municipalities hosted the 40th annual National Night Out yesterday to connect the community with first responders.

Hoboken 1st Ward council candidate Rafi Cordova, the chair of the local rent leveling board, banked $15k at his kickoff, his campaign said.

A Hoboken man has been charged with assault three police officers after he brought a knife to the local homeless shelter, authorities said.

The Hoboken Community & Public Safety forum next week will include a job and volunteer expo, public safety spokeswoman Marci Rubin said.