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Hudson Reporter ‘Hoboken will never stand for hate’ Investigation underway after racial slur messaged at Hoboken City Council meeting × Racially offensive messages bombarded panelists at the Hoboken City Council meeting on March 3 launching a police investigation to find the sender. Hoboken police detectives are investigating a bias incident after a member of the public sent a “disturbing” and racially offensive message to panelists at the Hoboken City Council meeting. A...

Hudson County View By John Heinis/Hudson County View “Last night during the Hoboken City Council meeting, an unknown individual began making racist posts on the ‘Chat’ portion of the City Council meeting’s Zoom feed. This occurred at 8:21pm. There were 22 panelists on the Zoom feed who should have been the only ones to be able to view this chat feature,” Ferrante began in an email. “Two of the panelists are African American and it is believed those posts were aimed at on...

Authorities are investigating after an unidentified person or people apparently crashed a Hoboken City Council Meeting, dumping racist messages in the chat...

“The cancellation of LepreCon is welcome news given that we are still in the middle of a global health crisis,” said Mayor Ravi Bhalla.

Transformer Explosion Leaves Thousands Without Power in Hoboken, New Jersey Duration: 01:36 Thousands of people were without power in Hoboken, New Jersey, on February 15, due to a transformer outage. Around 5,000 residents were affected by the power cuts, the city’s mayor reported. Thousands had their power restored just over an hour later according to Hoboken Police Chief Ken Ferrante. This video posted to Twitter by Rachel Chang shows the moment a power transformer explodes on a city corn...

Transformer explodes in Hoboken knocks out power; hours later another explosion By FOX 5 NY Staff Published  A transformer exploded in uptown Hoboken. Credit: Suzanne Preston via Storyful NEW JERSEY - The fiery explosion of a transformer that knocked out power to thousands in Hoboken was captured on video. Hours later, another transformer exploded in the Mile Square city. About 5,000 residents were without power after the transformer caught fire Monday night at 11th Street and Hudson Street, s...

The 24-year-old woman climbed a fence near a closed pier in Hoboken, but didn’t see the danger due to darkness and snow.

The victim hopped over a railing, but didn’t see a hole in the pier because of the snow, dropping down ten feet into the river.

× 98-year-old breast cancer survivor Antoinette Miller receives the COVID-19 vaccination at Hoboken University Medical Center. Hoboken began its senior vaccination program at Hoboken University Medical Center this week with residents Richard Tremitiedi, Hoboken’s former fire chief, and 98-year-old breast cancer survivor Antoinette Miller the first two seniors in the state to receive the vaccine. Hoboken is one of only a select few municipalities or counties in New Jersey to begin va...

Hudson Reporter 2020: Hudson County, on PAUSE In a plague year, business as usual in unusual times   2 / 14    3 / 14    4 / 14    5 / 14    6 / 14  A digital rendering of the latest residential complex Hartz Mountain received approval to construct in Lincoln Harbor   7 / 14    8 / 14  Hudson County Commissioner Fanny Cedeno and Union City Commissioner Wendy Grullon march on Bergenline in calls for legislation to protect immigrants   9 / 14    10 / 14  Hector Ose...