Politics

Exercise that 15th Amendment right — and get out and vote! To vote in Hoboken, type in your address in the link at the bottom or find your area on…

Hoboken is one square mile, packed with 60,419 residents, per the 2020 Census. Whether you live uptown, midtown, or downtown, there is a ward for you, and a councilperson to…

The 2021 New Jersey election is taking place on November 2nd, 2021 — which includes the seats to several Hoboken City Council positions. Hoboken’s municipal election is rapidly approaching and…

The New Jersey primary election takes place on Tuesday, June 8th. The governor and all 120 state lawmakers are on the ballot. Governor Murphy said the election will primarily take…

Governor Murphy announced on May 17th that he has signed Executive Order #175 – allowing all New Jersey students to return to full-time in-person classes starting with the 2021-2022 school…

Mayor Fulop and the Municipal Council announced on February 9th that Jersey City‘s Newark Avenue Pedestrian Plaza would undergo a $6.7 million upgrade. The design includes several public meetings to…

Mayor Fulop will work with the Municipal Council, the Jersey City Parks Coalition, the Jersey City Reservoir Preservation Alliance, and Boy Scouts Troop 466 to renovate Reservoir 3, a historic…

Jersey City officials including Mayor Fulop, the Municipal Council, and the Riverview Neighborhood Association {RNA} announced the reopening of Riverview-Fisk Park following the $2.1 million renovations. The upgrades include a…

The City of Jersey City has announced the expansion of Jersey City’s homeless resident outreach efforts with a $2 million commitment to provide more permanent solutions for people experiencing or…

Just this morning, Mayor Fulop tweeted that Jersey City’s iconic Loew’s Theater located at 54 Journal Square Plaza will finally undergo much-needed and decades in-the-making renovations with the goal of…

In the 2020 election, New Jersey voters took to the polls and approved the legalization of marijuana in the state. The new law officially went into effect on January 1,…

As COVID-19 continues to affect everyday lives, cities are doing their best to adapt and come up with innovative ways to support local businesses and keep residents safe. On February…