Hoboken

Good news for New Jersey commuters: The Hoboken PATH station is reopening on schedule. The station shuttered last month for track and station work, requiring riders to make alternative plans for travel into New York City for nearly four weeks. The full-station closure was part of a $430 million system-wide investment and necessary in order to do work on the…

Good news for New Jersey commuters: The Hoboken PATH station is reopening on schedule. The station shuttered last month for track and station work, requiring riders to make alternative plans for travel into New York City for nearly four weeks. The full-station closure was part of a $430 million system-wide investment and necessary in order to do work on the…

Hoboken residents should be careful and not drink tap water without boiling it on Tuesday, officials say. The reason? A boil water advisory has been issued for Hoboken due to fluctuations in water pressure caused by efforts to stabilize service after a water main break at 18th Street & Jersey Avenue in Jersey City.   The boil water order is in…

Let the commuter headaches begin: The Hoboken PATH station is closed for 25 days starting Thursday for track and station work, requiring riders to make alternative plans for travel into New York City.

The Hoboken PATH station will close for 25 days starting Thursday for track and station work, requiring commuters to make alternative plans for travel into New York City.

New Jersey residents in one town are bracing for more commuting headaches. The PATH station in Hoboken is shutting down for 25 days starting Thursday for track work and station upgrades. While alternate travel options are being presented, people are still not very excited about it. NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.

Hoboken’s city government was the victim of a ransomware attack Wednesday forcing the closure of city hall and the suspension of some services. City Hall is closed and all online city services are suspended, according to the police department, which said it is working with city leaders and the IT department “to investigate the attack and how to best...

A 12-inch water main break flooded streets in Hoboken early Tuesday, forcing road closures and bus diversions as some vehicles got stuck. Footage from Chopper 4 showed water gushing from the street, stranding some cars as crews worked nearby. According to Veolia Water NJ, it appears the main break on Clinton between Fifth and Sixth streets. The utility said its…

Chopper 4 was over the scene.

Authorities say no foul play is suspected in the case of a body found in the grass at a popular Hoboken park last week. The cause and manner of death for the individual found Thursday in Maxwell Place Park are still pending further examination by the medical examiner’s office. At this point, however, investigators do not suspect any criminality....

News 4’s Gaby Acevedo reports from the scene. 

Authorities are investigating the discovery of a body in the middle of the grass at a popular Hoboken Park Thursday. Prosecutors confirmed only in a late morning post on X that they, in conjunction with police, were investigating the circumstances surrounding the death in Maxwell Place Park. They confirmed that the body was male. The cause and manner of death,…

Here’s a breakdown of what to look out for in Manhattan, part of Brooklyn, and the New Jersey spots along the water where crowds are sure to gather: Hoboken, Weehawken and Jersey City.

Adam Harding reporting on New Jersey preparing for the Macy’s 4th of July fireworks. 

Hoboken police are warning residents about an increase of cellphone thefts, known as “apple picking,” the department said. Police have received more than two-dozen reports of cellphone thefts and pickpocketing in Hoboken this year alone, police said. Investigators said the thefts often take place in crowded bars and restaurants when customers leave phones unattended or easily accessible. Hoboken police suggest…

For the first time in ten years New Jersey residences will have a view of the Macy’s Fourth of July Fireworks show on the Hudson River. NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports

A library in Hoboken is letting you check out more than just books, you could also loan out record players, baking pans, and more! NBC New York’s Adam Kuperstein reports. 

Hoboken, New Jersey, recently marked seven consecutive years without a traffic death. Officials there credit their decision to take away some street parking, a change that increases visibility for motorists, cyclists and pedestrians. The city of nearly 60,000 people just across the Hudson River from Manhattan has become a model. Sweden originated similar changes more than a quarter-century ago, and...

After a New Jersey teen’s diagnosis derailed his dream of becoming a fighter pilot, he found another way to fly. Checkey Beckford reports.