Spike in cell phone thefts from New Jersey to Manhattan
From New Jersey to Manhattan, cell phone thefts are happening all across our area.
NJ city hasn't had traffic death in 7 years thanks to 'daylighting'
Daylighting removes parking spots near intersections and often replaces them with curb extensions, bike racks or planters.
Hoboken proposes testing and vesting for e-bike, moped delivery riders
There is a new push to get all e-bike and moped delivery riders "tested and vested" in Hoboken in order to make the city's sidewalks safer for pedestrians.
Hoboken bars allowed to serve alcohol at 5 a.m. during women's World Cup
The ordinance states bars can start serving drinks at 5 a.m., but there can be no outside mingling or partying before 10 a.m.
Some Hoboken restaurants close dining areas, stirring debate
Some patrons said the change came due to guests from a nearby homeless shelter frequenting the eateries.
Hoboken water main repairs continue
Crews have isolated the ruptured water main and crews are reopening valves to stabilize water pressure throughout the city.
State of emergency declared in Hoboken after water main break
Authorities say crews accidentally struck a large water main in Hoboken on Monday afternoon, leaving many in the city with lower water pressure or no water at all.
Iconic Dom's Bakery Grand in Hoboken set to close
Iconic Hoboken establishment Dom's Bakery Grand, which was a favorite of Frank Sinatra, will close its doors later this month as the owners are retiring.
PATH train service resumes at WTC after suspicious package investigation
PATH Train service between Hoboken and the World Trade Center has been resumed after being briefly suspended Tuesday due to a reported suspicious package.
The favorite tailor of NFL stars is a former accountant from NJ
A former hedge fund accountant who lives in New Jersey is now one of the most popular suit designers for NFL stars.
Hoboken High School vote: New school plan rejected
Hoboken voters overwhelmingly rejected a costly high school project on Tuesday.
Large building fire on Jackson Street in Hoboken
Video from the scene showed massive plumes of smoke rising from the fire on Jackson Street.
Over half of NJ towns opting out of cannabis business
Many towns and cities across New Jersey are voting not to allow cannabis businesses in their communities - at least not yet.
NJ Transit settles 5 Hoboken train crash lawsuits for $8 million
More than $8 million has been paid to settle five lawsuits stemming from the deadly crash of a New Jersey Transit train in 2016, including one filed by the family of a woman who was killed.
NJ Transit settles suits in deadly crash at Hoboken commuter station
NJ Transit has reached settlements in lawsuits filed by the family of a woman killed and several people injured in a 2016 crash when a train slammed into a station in Hoboken, New Jersey.
8 years after Sandy, $230M Hoboken flood plan gets kickoff
More than eight years after Superstorm Sandy pushed the Hudson River over its banks and turned the city into an island, Hoboken is officially moving ahead with a large-scale flood protection plan.
Report: Five of the 10 worst small U.S. cities for small businesses are in NJ
The report compared more than 1,300 small American cities to determine which would foster the most growth for small businesses based on 20 different factors.
How South Asians are redefining the American dream
South Asian Americans living in New York and across the country walk the fine line between assimilation and maintaining ancestral cultural identity.
G. Gordon Liddy, mastermind of Watergate burglary, dead at 90
G. Gordon Liddy, a mastermind of the Watergate burglary and a radio talk show host after emerging from prison, died Tuesday at age 90.
Transformer explodes in Hoboken knocks out power; hours later another explosion
The fiery explosion of a transformer that knocked out power to thousands in Hoboken was captured on video.