Sandy Caused at Least $1.6M in Damage to Hoboken Public Schools

The district is still working with insurance and FEMA to pay for repairs across the district.

Zimmer: A Walled Hoboken at Heart of Plan to Battle Flooding

In her third state of the city, Mayor Dawn Zimmer proposed a plan to combat flooding.

City Still in Process of Acquiring Land in Southwest

The city is in litigation with the owner of a piece of land in the southwest, to acquire it and make it a city park.

Rent Control Referendum Overturned, Outcome of Election Now Void

While rent control was upheld in November's referendum, a judge overturned the result of the election after 15 voters contested it.

Harlem Globetrotter Talks to Hoboken Public School Students about Bullying

Buckets Blakes spoke to a group of 300 elementary school students earlier in the week.

Hoboken District Looking to Introduce Junior-Senior High School Model

The school board and the superintendent of schools are considering moving the seventh grade into the high school.

Police Arrest High Schooler After Allegedly Assaulting Teachers

A 17-year-old was arrested during gym class and suspended for 10 days, police said.