'Pino Site' in West Hoboken Could Become Park under New Proposal

A developer is offering the land to the city in return for redevelopment rights for the lot next door.

Housing Board Majority Seeks to Terminate Executive Director's Contract

The board and the chairman will now enter into negotiations.

Sinatra's Footsteps Followed in local Traveling Show

A weekly traveling show is dedicating 30 minutes to Hoboken.

Tenant Advocates Appeal Decision to Overturn Election

An appeal was filed after a decision to overturn election results.

Hoboken City Hall Recommended For $37,500 Historic Preservation Grant

The money will go toward Hoboken City Hall.

Search for Legal Counsel at Housing Authority To Start Over

After request for proposal process was "legally flawed."

Hoboken Pastor: New Pope is 'Humble, Relatable'

Father Alex Santora responds to the election of Pope Frances I.

Community Celebrates Irish Heritage during Second Annual Festival

Irish dancing, food and beer by the water: Hoboken celebrated St. Patrick's Day on Wednesday.

Police: Man Arrested After Threatening Passersby With Screwdriver

A New York resident was arrested.

City Predicts April Opening of Uptown Field

After multiple delays, construction now seems on track for an April completion of the field at 1600 Park.