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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 Ferrante. “I have proudly served this city and loved every second of it. In fact, my father Retired Ca...

Read / Add Comments Did you think you were having a bad day? Firefighters rescued a woman who fell into the Hudson River while on a paddle boating date with her boyfriend Thursday afternoon. The couple's boat flipped over and, while the male was able to swim to shore, the female was in distress, Hoboken Police Chief Ken Ferrante said. The incident occurred around 4:10 p.m., reports say. An FDNY Boat brought the woman back to Hoboken’s shoreline.  No injuries were reported. Share this story

Hudson Reporter Man wanted in Hoboken shooting apprehended × Police arrested a Paterson man for the alleged attempted murder of an Amazon employee which took place in Hoboken in October 2020. On Monday, April 19, 2021, Paterson resident Corey Ferguson, 27,  was arrested for the Criminal Attempt Murder of the 32-year-old Newark man. On Oct. 11, 2020, at about 2:30 a.m. Hoboken Police Officers responded to 940 Monroe St. on a report of a man with gunshot wounds. The following officers responded: Lieutenant Michael Costello, Sergeant Joseph Lucignano, P.O. Tyler Soto, P.O. Jesse Ca...

Press Releases BREAKING: After 7-1 Council Vote for AG Led, Renewed Investigation into the 2017 Racially Biased Election Flyer, Councilwoman Fisher Says Many Unanswered Questions Remain April 13, 2021, 12:10 pm | in BREAKING: After 7-1 Council Vote for AG Led, Renewed Investigation into the 2017 Racially Biased Election Flyer, Councilwoman Fisher Says Many Unanswered Questions Remain It has been over three years since an ugly, racially biased flyer against one mayoral candidate and portrayed as being sent by another mayoral candidate was found on the windshields of car...

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 unsolved. The City Council is seeking the help of the New Jersey Attorney General and Hudson County Prosecu...